To the more experienced Car Audio guys.

[skoodles2006 10+ year member]

this wasnt it was it its a pretty nastly looking one

Memphis LVS 18X3 - 18" Loud Volume Subwoofer

RMS Peak (W) 1000/1400

Sensitivity (dB) 92.3

Magnet Size (Oz) 225

Mounting Depth (in) 19.75

 

[TeenWolf 10+ year member]

this wasnt it was it its a pretty nastly looking oneMemphis LVS 18X3 - 18" Loud Volume Subwoofer

RMS Peak (W) 1000/1400

Sensitivity (dB) 92.3

Magnet Size (Oz) 225

Mounting Depth (in) 19.75

That looks retarded!!

 

[Chevyaudio 5,000+ posts]

this wasnt it was it its a pretty nastly looking oneMemphis LVS 18X3 - 18" Loud Volume Subwoofer

RMS Peak (W) 1000/1400

Sensitivity (dB) 92.3

Magnet Size (Oz) 225

Mounting Depth (in) 19.75

**runs out the door to go buy one for his single cab truck**

 

[squeak9798 5,000+ posts]

Digital Designs used to have a sub with a magnet array like that.

 

[TeenWolf 10+ year member]

What's the SQ like on a beast like that?

 

[audioholic 5,000+ posts]

Sounds like it was mass produced. Unfortunately, there is no directory of all car audio products sold in a given year *anywhere*.
BTW, why are you looking for it? If you want a super sub there are lots of them out there.

CA&E has a fairly extensive list of car audio products they list in their magazine once a year (special edition). Its not 100%, bt Ive rarely lookep up a product that wasn't listed there.

 

[$$mok3d 10+ year member]

could this maybe the sub you were thinking of http://www.shadowworks.co.uk/SW/HTML/products/goliath.htm

 

[Tirefryr 10+ year member]

Those are Alnico magnets. CA&E did a review on some high-end components a while back and said that Alnico is far superior to the standard ceramic magnet and almost equals that of Neodymium, but that particular arrangement actually has a negative affect. Don't ask me what it was though. I'll have to find the article.

 

[JimJ 5,000+ posts]

Alnico magnets are commonly found on older full range drivers - Fostex and Lowther are an example of two companies that use alnico magnets on some of their speakers.