So that amp does 8,000w at .5 ohm? That's what you are sayingyou will probably get almost the same power running 1 amp at .5ohm vs 1ohm each or 2 ohm strappedYour amp will handle .5 fine
the science on paper, bleh. What actually happens at the lanes. Plenty. Everyone knows it.I'd love to see the science behind this claim. I really don't think you understand how impedance works.
OP, why tune so low? What are your goals?
I would suspect where you put the subs and port(s) on the box and in the vehicle will make more of a difference than whether you share airspace. Whether gain matching or strapping will make any difference for you can be tested in under 10 minutes. Strapping does sacrifice some damping factor for sure and by all accounts will not be optimum for SPL applications and possibly not for music either, though is a bit simpler than gain matching.
I was told these subs will perform better in a 30 hz box from multiple people. What are your thoughts?I'd love to see the science behind this claim. I really don't think you understand how impedance works.
OP, why tune so low? What are your goals?
I would suspect where you put the subs and port(s) on the box and in the vehicle will make more of a difference than whether you share airspace. Whether gain matching or strapping will make any difference for you can be tested in under 10 minutes. Strapping does sacrifice some damping factor for sure and by all accounts will not be optimum for SPL applications and possibly not for music either, though is a bit simpler than gain matching.
Each woofer in 3 cubes after displacement tuned from 28hz-32hz with 35-40" of port should be the sweet spot.I was told these subs will perform better in a 30 hz box from multiple people. What are your thoughts?
I think he means 3 cubes per woofer regardless of chambers. So that means if they are in the same chamber that would be 6 cubes. Look at the big systems man, how many people do you see running separate chambers, don't overthink it. Ever seen a wall with all separate chambers? Go on Instagram right now and look at all the good box builders and count how many times you see the subs in different chambers. Run them together and call it a day my man. If you are having cancellation problems, you can have them in separate chambers as well.When you say each woofer in 3 cubes you mean separate air Chamber right?
There have been a handful of VERY loud ones, but it is unusual and unless you had a really good reason to do so I don't see any point particularly going ported where it's going to very much simplify building the port to share airspace.Ever seen a wall with all separate chambers?
So does "rise" go up with different brands of amps too, or just when you strap them?the science on paper, bleh. What actually happens at the lanes. Plenty. Everyone knows it.
Were you in Sanford this weekend?I was told these subs will perform better in a 30 hz box from multiple people. What are your thoughts?
This is my point. You will only find a handful, and if you have to ask this question you probably go in the category of what is common practice, and not trailblazing uncharted territories.There have been a handful of VERY loud ones, but it is unusual and unless you had a really good reason to do so I don't see any point particularly going ported where it's going to very much simplify building the port to share airspace.
If he has 2x rise around his peak each amp will see 2ohms (2ohm x 2xrise) or about 1900watts per ampSo that amp does 8,000w at .5 ohm? That's what you are saying
Well now I know why people ask about strapping vs. running 1 amp per sub.If he has 2x rise around his peak each amp will see 2ohms (2ohm x 2xrise) or about 1900watts per amp If he wires to .5 and rises to 1 ohm he is right around 3500
So 2 amps strapped he around 3800w at his peak
1 amp at .5ohm is 3500w
Just throwing out rise numbers but you get the idea
Also this is around peak so music throw all that out the window
But rise doesn't really matter for music anyway