2 p210s4 enclosure.

[jeremyblevins 10+ year member]

oh and i'm trying to get a broken p6001 amp but it just looks like a burnt trace so i'll try and fix it but it has a subsonic filter. should this be good for my subs i'm assuming that the sub should be able to handle 300 rms even though they're rated at 200. i know rockford is fairly conservative on there specs. and also say i fix the burnt trace how i can i know the amp wont hurt my speakers or can an amp hurt speakers if the volume and gain are low?

 

[Cruzer 10+ year member]

with winisd there is no difference between 2.5 and ur 2.48.

according to winisd tho, 2.48 cubic foot tuned to 33.72, ur xmax of 11 is it when u go below 27hz.

someone who knows will have to chime in, but most music dont go below 30hz, and u might be ok because say something does play a 26hz tone, i dont think xmax is when a sub breaks, or starts to mess up, its actually xmech.

but like i said someone else will have to chime in cuz im not sure to be honest

 

[jeremyblevins 10+ year member]

with winisd there is no difference between 2.5 and ur 2.48.
according to winisd tho, 2.48 cubic foot tuned to 33.72, ur xmax of 11 is it when u go below 27hz.

someone who knows will have to chime in, but most music dont go below 30hz, and u might be ok because say something does play a 26hz tone, i dont think xmax is when a sub breaks, or starts to mess up, its actually xmech.

but like i said someone else will have to chime in cuz im not sure to be honest

thanks yeah in post 4 slimtofattycake said that the xmech is when the sub starts to get damaged. do you think that's probably the best tuning for that sub. that was about the best port i could come up with that would fit and not cause port noise.

 

[jeremyblevins 10+ year member]

ah so i just looked it up and xmax is actually the limit of movement the sub has and can still accurately reproduce sounds. so an xmax that point at that low of a hz shouldn't matter right?

 

[Cruzer 10+ year member]

im not sure how it works to be honest. at say u play a 26hz tone and ur 11xmax is reached, does it just not produce it accurately at that point? does it slowly but surely start harming the sub? does it play it fine, just doesnt get louder because it cant move out further due to lack of xmax?

thats why i said someone else have to chime in.

but in all honesty, if u cant find any info on it, i would just run it. most songs wont have a 26hz tone or below and if they dont, shouldnt be long enough to hurt it, and if it does, gives u a reason to upgrade //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

also about the tuning, lower is better imo. but i was building a box and i could only fit 33hz tuning, it sounded fine

 

[Cruzer 10+ year member]

oh and if u do push them with 300 watts each, they can handle it, but u might have to re look at ur xmax, and SSF, because im not sure if more power will make them reach xmax sooner than 27hz or not. might have to set ssf to 30hz for safety

 

[jeremyblevins 10+ year member]

well if i get the amp to power them at 300 watts it has built in ssf at it says 12db/ octave -3db at 28hz