A Skar Surprise!

watch over the next 3 months....pro rabbits comments, replies and especially reviews will sound/read totally different than they ever did before. bet money.
You sir, are an idiot.

Pro rabbit knew more about car audio than you when he was 7. He doesnt come up with random ish and he doesnt nut hug any brand

 

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I am.pretty sure rabbit works for or with aq now so he is saying he will be biased by his new employer.
Lol................//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/sneaky.gif.7189749b3a3f769e8815b47e8ae87f88.gif

 
They were not designed by Jacob. He just had a hand in it. Not sure why everyone says HE built/designed the subs. He has posted otherwise on this very forum.
I am pretty sure I didn't say that; I have numerous times mentioned they are not the same thing as an SA driver but I did in fact design and source them.

For example I stated here I did design them :

http://www.caraudio.com/forums/subwoofers/498530-skar-subwoofers-3.html#post7473098

They share only the spider pack, tinsel leads, a similar cone body, and triple joint ring with an SA (our older frame spacer is used too) -- all other aspects are different and designed for the VVX woofer to fit the design goals of Skar Audio (extremely prominent low-end and high excursion).

Regarding the spider pack -- I have yet to see one actually get "saggy" in anything resembling normal operation with 2-years of sales on the SA drivers but you will see a break-in around 33% on the CMS figure compared to fresh. In other words it will be substantially softer than out of the box within a week or two and then stick around that point afterward. It is theoretically possible to stretch the weave, as with any spider, and damage it with extreme over-powering but it's not easy task as it's a dual layer, tight weave, Nomex material. You may see a settling of a few millimeters rearward in an up-firing applications but that's about it.

 
I am pretty sure I didn't say that; I have numerous times mentioned they are not the same thing as an SA driver but I did in fact design and source them.
For example I stated here I did design them :

http://www.caraudio.com/forums/subwoofers/498530-skar-subwoofers-3.html#post7473098

They share only the spider pack, tinsel leads, a similar cone body, and triple joint ring with an SA (our older frame spacer is used too) -- all other aspects are different and designed for the VVX woofer to fit the design goals of Skar Audio (extremely prominent low-end and high excursion).

Regarding the spider pack -- I have yet to see one actually get "saggy" in anything resembling normal operation with 2-years of sales on the SA drivers but you will see a break-in around 33% on the CMS figure compared to fresh. In other words it will be substantially softer than out of the box within a week or two and then stick around that point afterward. It is theoretically possible to stretch the weave, as with any spider, and damage it with extreme over-powering but it's not easy task as it's a dual layer, tight weave, Nomex material. You may see a settling of a few millimeters rearward in an up-firing applications but that's about it.
I could have swore i read on here that you didn't actually design them but assisted in the design. If you didn't then sorry i was mistaken.

As for the suspension I have no idea why it started to weaken like that. I have tested many sa subs and never seen that problem yet. Let me see if we still have it, if so I can send it to you to look over. It was in a 1.77ft3 tuned to 31hz.

 
As for the suspension I have no idea why it started to weaken like that. I have tested many sa subs and never seen that problem yet. Let me see if we still have it, if so I can send it to you to look over. It was in a 1.77ft3 tuned to 31hz.
I'd certainly be interested to see if any of those spiders have weakened so I can send them back for detailed examination. I tested quite a few versions of the spider to get one that lasts.

 
I am.pretty sure rabbit works for or with aq now so he is saying he will be biased by his new employer.
I have a few reviews over subs and amps i tested over the winter. However, with my current employment situation I felt that once it was known(my new employer) that the views in my review would not have been taken seriously. I have not tested any product from another company for the basis of a review since I took my new job though. So all views I post about other products that I have tested are non biased but when talking about new product I am biased lol. Hard not to be in this position.

 
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I'd certainly be interested to see if any of those spiders have weakened so I can send them back for detailed examination. I tested quite a few versions of the spider to get one that lasts.
I will check and see if it's still around. I'm sure it is just not sure where at any more lol.

 
Company affiliations tend to create a little bias, but who can find fault there? It's part of loyalty, in a nutshell.

It's not like rabbit season will begin. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/sneaky.gif.7189749b3a3f769e8815b47e8ae87f88.gif

Jacob, I'm awaiting that new 8. I think 72 hours should be enough time to hand machine/assemble one lol...ready, GO! //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/santa.gif.e1ec9cf2e0a0dd232ad35aa594a126d0.gif

 
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