yacob.naif
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All this kicker talk on the forum has me thinking about a new summer setup.
Right now i have type-x's, which are great SQL daily drivers, but are really innefficient, and lack in the jaw-dropping bass dept.
I have a bxi2006d, and am considering a few different setups.
A few quick questions, and then the possible setup options:
a.) how much efficiency is lost by putting a solobaric in a smaller ported box? Will a single 15" in a 6cu box be louder than two 15's in ~3 cubes each?
b.) how much peak output is lost with a 15" solobaric by tuning low, to achieve decent quality/transient response? The boxes i've seen range from 35hz to 48hz. I'm going 70/30 SPL/SQ, but if ouput will still be close with 35-40hz tuning, it may end up replacing my current setup altogether.
c.)The BXI2006d is supposedly overrated, so say it puts out ~1800w rms. Will 15" L7's be louder, or will 15" L5's be louder off of ~900rms a piece? Which is the better choice?
Here's my prior mentioned list of possible setups. All subs will be 15's, either an L7 or an L5, haven't decided which yet. I just love the sound of square 15's //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/yumyum.gif.0556df42231b304b9c995aefd13928a8.gif
- 1 Speaker in ~6cf tuned 35hz
- 1 Speaker in ~6cf tuned 40hz
- 1 Speaker in ~6cf tuned 45hz
- 2 Speakers in ~3cf tuned 35hz
- 2 Speakers in ~3cf tuned 40hz
- 2 Speakers in ~3cf tuned 45hz
And my two seperate criteria for you to choose:
1.) Which setup above will be LOUDEST with my bxi2006d?
2.) Which setup above is ZEN? Loudest while retaining decent enough SQ to potentially replace my type-x's all together?
Thank you. And for all intents and purposes, i'm not considering a new amp, or any other new equipment, and if someone can show me where i can get a bigger box for twin 15 squares, i'll add it to the list. I have a stationwagon, so space is not an issue.
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All this kicker talk on the forum has me thinking about a new summer setup.
Right now i have type-x's, which are great SQL daily drivers, but are really innefficient, and lack in the jaw-dropping bass dept.
I have a bxi2006d, and am considering a few different setups.
A few quick questions, and then the possible setup options:
a.) how much efficiency is lost by putting a solobaric in a smaller ported box? Will a single 15" in a 6cu box be louder than two 15's in ~3 cubes each?
b.) how much peak output is lost with a 15" solobaric by tuning low, to achieve decent quality/transient response? The boxes i've seen range from 35hz to 48hz. I'm going 70/30 SPL/SQ, but if ouput will still be close with 35-40hz tuning, it may end up replacing my current setup altogether.
c.)The BXI2006d is supposedly overrated, so say it puts out ~1800w rms. Will 15" L7's be louder, or will 15" L5's be louder off of ~900rms a piece? Which is the better choice?
Here's my prior mentioned list of possible setups. All subs will be 15's, either an L7 or an L5, haven't decided which yet. I just love the sound of square 15's //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/yumyum.gif.0556df42231b304b9c995aefd13928a8.gif
- 1 Speaker in ~6cf tuned 35hz
- 1 Speaker in ~6cf tuned 40hz
- 1 Speaker in ~6cf tuned 45hz
- 2 Speakers in ~3cf tuned 35hz
- 2 Speakers in ~3cf tuned 40hz
- 2 Speakers in ~3cf tuned 45hz
And my two seperate criteria for you to choose:
1.) Which setup above will be LOUDEST with my bxi2006d?
2.) Which setup above is ZEN? Loudest while retaining decent enough SQ to potentially replace my type-x's all together?
Thank you. And for all intents and purposes, i'm not considering a new amp, or any other new equipment, and if someone can show me where i can get a bigger box for twin 15 squares, i'll add it to the list. I have a stationwagon, so space is not an issue.
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