Sealed (1.4 Net) High Output Subs?

[Johnny Drama 5,000+ posts]

Sorry didn't read the thread, just the title, jackass.
Why does everyone on this forum feel the need to be a sarcastic jerk???

Cause....YOU DIDNT READ THE THREAD!!

Chevy, are you located close to anyone with an RL-P or Mag or any of the other subs you are interrested in?

 

[Savstyle 10+ year member]

If your anywhere near a good guys by them there somtime soon, the company has been bought out and there on liquidation now so you can get a full factory warranty on some pretty nicely makred down stuff

 

[Johnny Drama 5,000+ posts]

If your anywhere near a good guys by them there somtime soon, the company has been bought out and there on liquidation now so you can get a full factory warranty on some pretty nicely makred down stuff

Not intirely true.

I work for CompUSA who has owned The Good Guys for oever a year now. Comp has decided to close all their locations due to poor sales. The gordon brothers are liquidating the inventory like you said but GGs was NOT sold.

CompUSA will be continuing to open up "Mega" stores that feature GG products inside Comp locations. By the end of next year every Comp location should have a GG queosk

 

[Chevyaudio 5,000+ posts]

Sorry i havent been on in a few days, but it is 1.4 cubes a piece...so 2.8 total. And I didnt think the new avalanche's were out yet?

 

[audioholic 5,000+ posts]

If you want output sealed, xmax is where its at. Of course there is also efficiency to consider coupled with the enclosure size/alignment. But from a standpoint of potential output of the raw driver in a sealed environment: higher xmax = more displacement potential = louder (potentially).