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<blockquote data-quote="POLKAT" data-source="post: 2853086" data-attributes="member: 568412">I have my D6 Sealed in a 1.1 net cu ft enclosure and I am giving it 1100 watts daily.&nbsp; Diamond says max power handling is 600 watts rms but it handles it like a champ.&nbsp; They recommend either sealed or ported enclosures.Diamond makes very musical subs that have the ability to get loud.&nbsp; If they sound like *** its due to the install, period. (consequently, that is true of most any sub, not just Diamonds)The &quot;echo&quot; of an aluminum cone would only show up at frequencies way past the normal crossover points for a sub.Instead of speculating and spreading misinformation, why don&#039;t you go to Diamond&#039;s website and get the info from them? //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/waycrazy.gif.f4a380c3f94043939fd369defd9e6be2.gif<a href="http://www.diamondaudio.com" target="_blank">www.diamondaudio.com</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="POLKAT, post: 2853086, member: 568412"] I have my D6 Sealed in a 1.1 net cu ft enclosure and I am giving it 1100 watts daily. Diamond says max power handling is 600 watts rms but it handles it like a champ. They recommend either sealed or ported enclosures. Diamond makes very musical subs that have the ability to get loud. If they sound like *** its due to the install, period. (consequently, that is true of most any sub, not just Diamonds) The "echo" of an aluminum cone would only show up at frequencies way past the normal crossover points for a sub. Instead of speculating and spreading misinformation, why don't you go to Diamond's website and get the info from them? [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/waycrazy.gif.f4a380c3f94043939fd369defd9e6be2.gif[/IMG] [URL="www.diamondaudio.com"]www.diamondaudio.com[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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