I have 8 12s ts-w3001d4 want to know if all can go in a trunk of a 85 SS and be crazy

[-01limited- 10+ year member]

Youtube some videos of sundown subs on good power

 

[-01limited- 10+ year member]

you cant fit anything near this, but damn

 

[Phoenix Risen 10+ year member]

2 ns 15s on the saz-4500 will be flat out nasty. much louder and cleaner than any of those dopeboys have ever thought of.

 

[duvalpoop 10+ year member]

That's what I'm shooting for

 

[duvalpoop 10+ year member]

Ya that truck is ridiculous

 

[-01limited- 10+ year member]

heres two on ~1000 less watts.

 

[Vossy 10+ year member]

Get two DD Z's, wall em and fucking wang away

 

[-01limited- 10+ year member]

Get two DD Z's, wall em and fucking wang away

I dont think he wants to do a wall.

 

[helotaxi 5,000+ posts]

To be honest. Everything you've said helotaxi confuses the fuck out of me. Unless you mean putting 8 subs in the space of 2?

The idea behind an Isobaric setup is using a pair of drivers, mounted face to face usually, that are coupled to each other by an airspace between them of constant volume such as the space between the cones when mounted facing each other. The effect is that the pair move in unison, mounted face to face it means that you have to wire one out of phase, to act as a single driver with double the moving mass and half the Vas of a single driver. This means that the enclosure requirement is half what it would be for a single driver normally. This means that with 8 subs you could make 4 pairs and those four pairs would perform in the optimal space of a pair of the subs configured normally. You would only get the cone area of 4 subs since each pair acts like a single sub in the way of output.

 

[Vossy 10+ year member]

I dont think he wants to do a wall.

Sealed off from the cab then

 

[-01limited- 10+ year member]

The idea behind an Isobaric setup is using a pair of drivers, mounted face to face usually, that are coupled to each other by an airspace between them of constant volume such as the space between the cones when mounted facing each other. The effect is that the pair move in unison, mounted face to face it means that you have to wire one out of phase, to act as a single driver with double the moving mass and half the Vas of a single driver. This means that the enclosure requirement is half what it would be for a single driver normally. This means that with 8 subs you could make 4 pairs and those four pairs would perform in the optimal space of a pair of the subs configured normally. You would only get the cone area of 4 subs since each pair acts like a single sub in the way of output.

very good info. I've heard of this one other time but didnt know the fine details of how it worked. just always knew there was a reason for wiring subs out of phase

 

[duvalpoop 10+ year member]

No I don't wana do a wall but the iso setup don't sound like a bad idea I might just try that with my 8 if I don't like it ill pull it out dell it and buy 2 ns 15s

 

[-01limited- 10+ year member]

No I don't wana do a wall but the iso setup don't sound like a bad idea I might just try that with my 8 if I don't like it ill pull it out dell it and buy 2 ns 15s

It does sound like a interesting setup. that something those dboyz don't know about. Hell if it doesnt sound good just step up and get some better twelves and just rock the same box if its still around specs of the subs.

If you get that sundown amp you'll have room to play with.

 

[duvalpoop 10+ year member]

Ya Ima let my home boy read this and see how hard a box is gonna be I comin for ya d boys!!!!

 

[-01limited- 10+ year member]

Ya Ima let my home boy read this and see how hard a box is gonna be I comin for ya d boys!!!!

get your dimensions of your trunk and figure out how big of a box you can get in there and pm ram_designs, he builds boxes and could definitely design you what you need for a reach around:naughty: