Grand Marquis Build 4) b2 6.5's

[GPcarAudio.com Pro Seller]

Looks like a BBQ was gonna' happen after all that work... Turned out pretty clean... nice job... that engraved plaque tho... now your just showin' off... LOL!

Yea we always do some serious cooking out the night before our Northstar events, it has turned into a tradition lol.

 

[GPcarAudio.com Pro Seller]

Uh yes I'd like my steak medium well done.

LOL

Yea those ribeyes were really good, like 1.25lbs each lol

 

[GPcarAudio.com Pro Seller]

Prob wine. 

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AQ amp is it the 2200.1?

Yea its wine, we didn't even drink it we are absolutely beat Friday

Its an SQ 2200.2

The DUO was a little large for this so decided Wednesday to run a 2200.2 (we are a soundqubed dealer as well)

The original plan was a b2 audio MA2000.1 but they are temp out of stock.

the DUO is going on the doors in the fusion regardless so would have been a temp amp on that setup. So it all worked out

 

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Although I didn't stick around long enough for a demo I will say this rig is ****** and super clean in person. Amazing job!

Thanks man, people really seemed to enjoy it. a lot of demo's handed out

 

[GPcarAudio.com Pro Seller]

SO now we have this playing, and cannot believe the output from the 3) 6.5" subwoofers, tuned very low, in a configuration not at all setup for numbers is blowing our minds here. We knew it was going to sound nice but this exceeded what we were expecting output wise at such low frequencies.

Lets put this on the meter and see how it performs in the large vehicle.

Again, this is not an SPL configuration, and not a car to go for numbers in.

The real fun part about this is we are peaking at 33hz, keeping in mind, 3) 6.5" subwoofers total cone area is less than a single 12, and slightly more cone area than a single 10"

Below is our first go at metering this vehicle.

 

[GPcarAudio.com Pro Seller]

Here is everything zip tied and cleaned up, we still have things left to do, but this is how it currently sits.

The following day, we managed to get that 138.0 db at 33hz out of this setup on the dash.

For a build in such a large vehicle. We did try wiring down from 1.33 to 0.33 on the SQ2200.2 (not suggested without overkill electrical) And achieved the same scores, so this let us know we were at the mechanical limits of these drivers in this application.

Nonetheless, impressive scores at such low frequencies on these tiny beasts!

Here is the highest score we achieved on music. 137.7 db, not to shabby, and we managed to keep a very flat response from 32hz to 42hz so its very musical as planned.

Imagine if this setup was in an SUV or hatchback and not in such a restrictive vehicle.

the vehicle, 1999 grand marquis