I am sad to see you didn't get another teg....... It's fine as long as you got a 240 hatch.
I am looking forward to hearing how these do and off what power.
Kevin
I didn't really like how my Integra drove to begin with and couple that with it being stolen from two different places within two years and you better believe I won't ever own an Integra again. I had an old 240 hatch previously and loved it so I went with another 240. This one is a coupe though as they only made them that way in 95.
I'm going to be powering these off of an Orion XTR500 which should give over 500rms for the pair.
I got it all finished up and only need to sand, round everything over, and paint it up.
Here it is standing next to a pre-fab sealed box for two Alpine Type-E 12s:
I don't know what that streak is as I can't see it in person. It doesn't matter though as I'm going to be painting the inside too.
Right now it's randomly standing in the middle of my room hooked up to my 250w plate amp and sounds pretty **** good. Near field, it sounds like it rolls off around 35hz, which makes sense, but at my computer chair I was getting extension down to 25hz with ease. I would like to hear them under my bed where my Exodus DPL 10 is (tapered transmission line tuned around 22hz) to get a direct comparison but that would be a ***** to do. This thing is ****ing heavy. I haven't been able to play much since it's late but I played "The Boogieman" from Bass from the Krypt and it handled the sub 30hz material just fine, especially with the horrible FR I get from my sound card and receiver (both start to roll off around 40hz). It would sound awesome in the Integra and I am betting it will sound pretty **** good in the 240!
I've just listened through Pink Floyd's "Welcome to the Machine," "Have a Cigar," and "Wish You were here" and they all sound very nice too. They have a dry and punchy sound but without sacrificing on bottom end. I think I'm going to be pretty happy with these. Pearl Jam's "Black" sounds really nice as well and they blend in extremely well with my fronts, even with their awkward positioning.