Are these subs a bad mix?

[QuadPioneer 10+ year member]

Would it be bad to have say two pioneer 12" IMPP the grey ones SVC in a box with 2 MTX 10" 6000's? They would be in their own chambers. Would that be fine? Still sound good?

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[Bumpin03 10+ year member]

Originally posted by QuadPioneer Would it be bad to have say two pioneer 12" IMPP the grey ones SVC in a box with 2 MTX 10" 6000's? They would be in their own chambers. Would that be fine? Still sound good?

there goes your SQ....since they are different subs they wont be hitting at exactly the same time and wont handle the frequencies the same way. but if your going for all out SPL...it will help you out a little there althought i dont see why you would want to do that. if u want to maintain SQ and increase SPL...stay with the same subs.

 

[QuadPioneer 10+ year member]

Hmm... Whats better mtx or pioneer?

 

[bumpin_blazer 5,000+ posts]

for SPL MTX

adam

 

[Bumpin03 10+ year member]

for SQ...i heard the IMPP's are pretty **** nice.

 

[Brock 5,000+ posts]

Id go with the pioneers...

 

[Wonderbread 5,000+ posts]

the IMPP's arent great, the Premiers are pretty good for SQ...

sell them all, lol.

if that's not an option, go with teh IMPP's... the 6k's are junk

 

[violator5spd 10+ year member]

Originally posted by Bumpin03 but if your going for all out SPL...it will help you out a little there althought i dont see why you would want to do that. if u want to maintain SQ and increase SPL...stay with the same subs.

Aint that true...I hope he's not using those subs to go for SPL. You should either use the IMPP's alone, or sell them all like suggested and get some new subs. My thoughts on mixing subs are either one of 2. 1 - lots of work, 2 - that kid is stupid