Recent content by stevert_2003

No kidding, to get the sound pressure you need to take the cone area multiplied by the xmax to get the Vd=Vmax. and you can have two subs that are identical in every aspect but the sesitivity(spl) if you have one thats 85.9 db and the other is 88 db the higher one, given the proper enclosure...

cool installs, maybe get some demo vehicle pics,umm.......and better specs than most manufaturer pages. they get all slurred and usually only show nominal power handling.they need to show r.m.s./nominal, peak, and dynamic.

how about DampXtreme

id rather put in a ported or vented enclosure

e-mail them to me at stevert_2001@hotmail.com

about 40'' in length doesnt matter about the depth and up to 14'' height a 1998 green dodge avenger i have the same kind of car and my system hits really hard. dont know the spl on mine

hes looking for SPL

could any of you help my friend out on a box design. I would but im busy designing too many closures for other subs at my work place. he has a 15'' audiobahn AW1571Q subwoofer thanks for those that help. http://www.audiobahninc.com/products/results.asp?categoryID=5&offset=5&seriesID=39#

do your power wires cross your rca's

i have to go

i would recomend 15's but see what kind of space youre dealing with first

nope you two 2 ohm subs would make a 2 ohm load wired in a series you asked but it would actually make a 4 ohm load. amp mtx audio thunder81000D head unit pioneer deh-p9300

i meant two 4 ohm subs wired in parallel*

wired in a series two 2-ohm subs would make a 4-ohm load. which the amp i recommended will push easy. but i would go with 2 2 ohm subs it sounds louder

wired in a series two 2-ohm subs would make a 4-ohm load. which the amp i recommended will push easy. but i would go with 2 2 ohm subs it sounds louder