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wiring option at 2 ohms per coil connect them to channels 3 & 4 in the amplifier. This way you get 300w RMS into the speaker and have 2 free channels to run mids etc

both the DVC and SVC models handle 500w Rms. The major difference it that the SVC model provides a load of 4 ohms while the DVC can be either wired in series to provide an 8 ohm load or parallel to provide a 2 ohm load. Since you have 2 SVC subs at 500W Rms each your power requirement is 1000W...

purely for cosmetics.

at 15 years or age....... i recommend a 4 channel amp about 75 or 85 W Rms X4 a MTX thunder 4500 12" or 15" and 6x9's and tweets for mids and highs. sounds good?????

retested at 40 50 and 60 htz. 130.7 dBl

yea i passed tru them. Had a 304 changed to a 305 was ok got a 306 as soon as it was released very disappointing now i'm back to my old TS-W304DVC trust me the 306 has too much hype

personally i'd get the MTX Thunder 9500. burped one with 2700 W Rms and it's still standin!!!!!! These are severely underrated

it's a vented box so i don't think all those different sealants were actually necessary. Ports need at least the pipe's diameter in clearance. I recommend using 90 degree PVC elbows to extend the ports horizontally. All in all your assembly is good 7 outta 10

i placed 2 10" red cone dual subs from a bandpass box into a 3.5cuft single chamber vented box at 40 htz and they sounded kinda good. don't recommend them tho

The material u construct your enclosure with affects how it sounds. It all has to do with your enclosure's resonating frequency as this contributes to the overall output of the subwoofer. MDF has a lower resonating frequency that fibreglass. Sealed enclosures have no overhang. The air squeezed...

when u install your vents get one that can slide within the other such that u can lenghten the vents or shorten them. These sliding vents have to fit precisely within one another to prevent vent leakage and throw off your tuning. A second option is to install screw clamp rings in your vent slot...

Can u guys please recommend a suitable vented enclosure for a MTX Thunder 5500 T5515-44 Subwoofer? I want to acheive an F3 point of 30 Htz. ( F3 - 3dB rolloff point in frequency response ) Any Suggestions Will Be Much Appreciated. Thanks To those that reply

box rattle tinsel leads voice coil hitting back plate. one of these three

Check your amplifier. It may be a cold solder on the board or a short circuit that gives trouble when the amplifier heat's up hence it cuts off and comes back on.

the Tsw306 is crap. The 304 and 305 are way better. i would take the L7 for loudness and Spl or the Type R for Sq. It's up to you and what u want to get out of your sub