Brahma?

[Nukedsodapop 5,000+ posts]

Go ahead and ignore my comment.

You know you want to/already have.

 

[lostsoul 10+ year member]

::looks over nukedsodapops head:: Any body else

lol

 

[squeak12 10+ year member]

As long as its in a 3-4 cu.ft box ported it will sound good on 700 watts. 1600 is just a number they have. RMS is very dependent on box size.

 

[Nukedsodapop 5,000+ posts]

NO! Not anyone else... I hate you.

Lol

 

[squeak12 10+ year member]

http://www.acoustic-visions.com/~acoustic/products/subwoofer_drivers/adire_brahma/brahmaownersmanual.pdf

Look at pages 3 and 4. Do you like me even more?//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif

 

[HincklNutt 10+ year member]

ive got a brahma 15, its by far my favorite sub ive ever had. it gets **** loud, and sound simply awesome while its doing it. ive heard them with 1500+ watts, and have been very impressed, but for my personall ride, im only pushing it with a jbl bp600.1, and im completely satisfied with it, it still gets plenty loud. id personally stick with the brahma.

btw, the jbl gets it MOVING like a mother ****er

also, if you have the room for a box over 4cubes, do it. it easially makes up for the lack of power.

 

[lostsoul 10+ year member]

Whatever that link is squeak I cant get it to load

 

[ighettoboyi 10+ year member]

i've played with all three. i prefer the brahma over the three. the rl-p will come a very very close second.

how long did you play with the three? and what kind of boxes? i'd be very interested to hear your review

 

[carguy83 10+ year member]

you guys are making me miss my brahma //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/frown.gif.a3531fa0534503350665a1e957861287.gif

 

[zachzchw 5,000+ posts]

I definately don't think an RL-P is on the same playing ground as a Brahma, but on the other hand, 700-750 watts is the sweet spot for an RL-P. Why not just get a better amp and keep the brahma? Ive never heard a brahma in person, but i own an RL-P.

Couple things- you havent heard a Brahma, what insight could you give into it?

Your RL-P was never in the proper box, instead of trying that, you bought a new sub. So, how could you say its not on the same ground as the brahma?

Not bashing you, just pointing out a couple things.........

 

[boister77 10+ year member]

best in terms of what?

forgot to mentioin that...lol. in terms of sq.

 

[boister77 10+ year member]

how long did you play with the three? and what kind of boxes? i'd be very interested to hear your review

i've played with the brahma the longest, a good year and a half or so. i've played with the avalanche for about a week and the rl-p, not as much yet. each of the drivers were played in my enclosure that was built for the brahma, 2 cubes @28Hz. all were powered with a QSC USA1300. i played a few tracks that i know pretty well and did very rough comparison. in my case, i noticed that the avalanche was not as effecient as the brahma and rl-p. the brahma and rl-p pretty much performed the same in my opinion with a the brahma having a slight edge in sq. once again, it was a rough comparison. i also didn't compare all three at the same time since i didn't have them all together at once. all based on what i remembered.

 

[timb2169 10+ year member]

I own a brahma 15 as well and I put about 1100 watts daily to it with my avionixx 1200.2 | Sounds really good, They best part is went a 25 Hz bass tone hits thats the sweet spot for my box | I have it in 4 bues net tuned to 32Hz. ITs amazing | Currently selling!!! (Want a MAG)

 

[squeak12 10+ year member]

It says that 1600 is thermal rms not mechanical. 600 watts is sufficient for most situations.

 

[audioholic 5,000+ posts]

It says that 1600 is thermal rms not mechanical. 600 watts is sufficient for most situations.

That would be enclosure dependant.