4 12's or.... 2 12's & 2 10's

[cotjones 10+ year member]

but anyways I'm out I just got into this thread because i was bored and i knew you had a raging boner to try and prove your superiority over anything so i picked something small to nag about and look you took it and your not even on same argument. Anyways I'm tired and cot just do whatever you want to do, its your system and quite trying to prove yourself all you've proven is that you can get on peoples nerves.

yeah except that yes the speakers do receive different voltages, no they rarley stay the same... and yes voltage is directly proportionate to excursion... you thought you'd catch me in world play but i know exactly what i'm argueing about. the one thing that i can't prove as i admit now is that the sub reaches its Xmax at thermal power rating... the only thing i can say about that is that, it should be the case if the TS specs are correct, but no i can't prove they are but neither can you prove they aren't so that isn't an arguement worth fighting

 

[xtremebassjunky 10+ year member]

to be honest I would like to see a direct test with your subs...cotjones....

hook up the 2 10"s that you have and then do the 1 13"....

obviously take out as many variables as possible...

take the 10"s drop em in a sealed box with 1k like you guys are arguing.

and take the 13" and drop it into a sealed box with 500w.

honestly...imo... there is a reason why people get louder with (example setup):

2 12" 3500's off of 3k

and a single 15" 3500 off of 3k.

BUT... I am staying out of this.......

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[bryce-man 10+ year member]

hardy har har... this is still alive?!?!