Recent content by Sprecher

You can't go wrong with either of the two system choices. I'd personally would go with the Diamond Audio set-up. No solid evidence of which is better. Just my personal preference and that's good enough for this guy.

Re: Pretty box That is real pretty. How did you do you ports like that?

Re: CM3_1 Thanks. I slaved on it.

Re: CM3_2 Thanks for the good words

Sub Enclosure

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So a dual 2 ohm is the winner.

Yes... the specs are weird. Both 2 and 4 ohm ratings are the same.

Thanks ANeonRider, you are good people.

Hey nosaj070, Send me a picture or two of the hardly used sub. My e-mail is jheenan@new.rr.com.

The specs are as follows: 14.4V RMS Continuous Power 4ohm; Stereo (0.08% THD) 50Wx4 + 4ohm; 200Wx1 Stereo (0.3% THD) 2ohm; Stereo 60Wx4 + 4ohm; 200Wx1 4ohm; Stereo 120Wx2+ 4ohm; 200Wx1 So should I get a dual 2 ohm?

I have a simple question (yet I don't know myself). Should I purchase a dual 2 ohm or dual 4 ohm subwoofer. I own a ALPINE MRV-F450 5 Channel. I fancy buying a CM3 12" sub. Love them Diamond Audio products. Thanks people.

I'm currently installing a ALPINE MRV-F450 amp and I was wondering what impedence subwoofer I should go with. It's just a single sub I want to run. I appreciate any support.

Can't do it. The factory wiring takes up the whole path.