Ok, I'm letting this go. I've now got one for the car and one for the house, so it's time to let this one go.
Pics:
Some days back I made a quick a dirty review of the subs I've owned so far, the Sonicraft included:
http://www.diymobileaudio.com/forum/showthread.php?t=28045
Madisound has the specs and pdf for the subwoofer:
http://www.madisound.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=428
It's one of the more enjoyable subs I've owned, almost completely transparent, great impact that kicks you in the chest. It's a bit of a large box woofer being ideally 3 cu.ft. sealed and 6 cu.ft. ported, but it's usable in a good deal smaller enclosure both sealed and ported as long as tuned low. For the most part, the smaller enclosure will simply limit low frequency extention to some degree. I've run it in both my 1.5 cu.ft. sealed and 2.6 cu.ft. @ 26Hz ported enclosures with good results. The sub felt great in the ported box which is very near what Sonicraft suggests for their enclosure, although I would suggest keeping the port tune low in the 20Hz to 25Hz range to prevent peakiness of the response. Expect a F3 of around 30Hz, but if you run it in a large enclosure, it will extend down to 20Hz. Sealed, the F3 is 35Hz.
Price is $150 shipped within the US.
Pics:
Some days back I made a quick a dirty review of the subs I've owned so far, the Sonicraft included:
http://www.diymobileaudio.com/forum/showthread.php?t=28045
Madisound has the specs and pdf for the subwoofer:
http://www.madisound.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=428
It's one of the more enjoyable subs I've owned, almost completely transparent, great impact that kicks you in the chest. It's a bit of a large box woofer being ideally 3 cu.ft. sealed and 6 cu.ft. ported, but it's usable in a good deal smaller enclosure both sealed and ported as long as tuned low. For the most part, the smaller enclosure will simply limit low frequency extention to some degree. I've run it in both my 1.5 cu.ft. sealed and 2.6 cu.ft. @ 26Hz ported enclosures with good results. The sub felt great in the ported box which is very near what Sonicraft suggests for their enclosure, although I would suggest keeping the port tune low in the 20Hz to 25Hz range to prevent peakiness of the response. Expect a F3 of around 30Hz, but if you run it in a large enclosure, it will extend down to 20Hz. Sealed, the F3 is 35Hz.
Price is $150 shipped within the US.
Now this isn't specifically an Aura's branded subwoofer. They have a couple of their own you can look at on Madisound. However, they're god awful expensive, really good, but expensive. This was essentially a colaboration with Aura to create a budget level sub with the Aura motor under the Sonicraft name(whoever may own them). I came across the specifics before, but I can't re-find the specific info for the life of me. If I can manage to stumble across it again, I'll add it here.
