A 15" Type-R And A 10" Type-R - Will They Mix Ok?

[Pop da Hatch 10+ year member]

rely? tits! do deebz son.

 

[phyphoestilic 5,000+ posts]

egh, and his avatar is Fi, what a disgrace.

 

[chartman18 10+ year member]

Haha, Ive now decided to go with Fi only because I cant do the 10" and 15" Type-R idea I had.

So what, sue me.

lol.

 

[phyphoestilic 5,000+ posts]

Haha, Ive now decided to go with Fi only because I cant do the 10" and 15" Type-R idea I had.
So what, sue me.

lol.

better not decide to do a 12" and 15" Qs now.

 

[chartman18 10+ year member]

Haha. Dude, should I get a 12"?! 15"s are better right?!

 

[iagrdshaka 5,000+ posts]

//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/rolleyes.gif.c1fef805e9d1464d377451cd5bc18bfb.gif n00b

 

[chartman18 10+ year member]

lol, we all start somewhere iagrdhaka.

 

[disturbedfuel15 10+ year member]

15"s are basically capable of playing lower frequencies than a 12. When I went from a 12" to a 15" of the same exact model, I noticed that it was a little louder, but really it just played a lot lower. Sounded nicer overall. Why do you think a 15" is more expensive than a 12"? Because the 12" sounds better? That doesnt make sense //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif

 

[nismos14 5,000+ posts]

I say do it, and if you end up not liking the results change it up. Of course using different frequencies to each drive is a must. So if you don't have ample processing maybe wanna rethink this. I think you may have results that are pleasing, or may have results that are not so pleasing but at least you tried something a bit different than the norm.