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Will this amp and dual sub setup pound my chest?
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<blockquote data-quote="Jeffdachef" data-source="post: 8712754" data-attributes="member: 650438"><p>you'll find me up front and center in the concerts so i expect that kind of bass kick in my ride. I never said anything about extension I mainly focused on the impact aka the chest pound feeling the OP was stating. I've heard all sorts of sealed setups. Non holds a candle to a smaller sub in a 1/4 wave transmission line box when it comes to accuracy and impact. a single 8 on 500 watts will beat out any two 12s sealed on 2000 watts all across the board in usable bandwidth, spl, and accuracy. The group delay aka overall accuracy is much better as well. You might want to transition to more advanced boxes in your next boxes. . The enclosure design is everything and T lines are absolutely killer. Sealed boxes, you are literally at the mercy of your vehicle cabin gain, you rarely get a real flat response, you just get a rolled off response with a high peak in your car's resonant frequency which is far from SQ imo. In my 6th order wall i can play from 25 hz to 65hz flat within 2 db variance and will have slow roll offs after that. In the dual 15s T-line I've heard it was legit flat from 17hz to 70hz with half a db variance from our testing, crazy blend for metal but can also play slowed rebassed songs for hair tricks as well.</p><p>For reference, you'll have a 6-10 DB variance from 20hz to 60hz with most sealed boxes.</p><p></p><p>With boxes with any kind of port or horn, you can factor in your vehicle acoustics in the enclosure design process to achieve greater SQ, combine that with modeling out responses from your electro mechanical parameters aka ts parameters, you'll achieve results you would never have imagined you can ask [USER=674047]@shredder2[/USER] how modeling softwares changed his whole bass life lmao. With sealed boxes, you are stuck with the response you get unless you start EQing with a dsp to flatten peaks but you give up output with that. I'd rather have full flat and powerful response off the bat.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jeffdachef, post: 8712754, member: 650438"] you'll find me up front and center in the concerts so i expect that kind of bass kick in my ride. I never said anything about extension I mainly focused on the impact aka the chest pound feeling the OP was stating. I've heard all sorts of sealed setups. Non holds a candle to a smaller sub in a 1/4 wave transmission line box when it comes to accuracy and impact. a single 8 on 500 watts will beat out any two 12s sealed on 2000 watts all across the board in usable bandwidth, spl, and accuracy. The group delay aka overall accuracy is much better as well. You might want to transition to more advanced boxes in your next boxes. . The enclosure design is everything and T lines are absolutely killer. Sealed boxes, you are literally at the mercy of your vehicle cabin gain, you rarely get a real flat response, you just get a rolled off response with a high peak in your car's resonant frequency which is far from SQ imo. In my 6th order wall i can play from 25 hz to 65hz flat within 2 db variance and will have slow roll offs after that. In the dual 15s T-line I've heard it was legit flat from 17hz to 70hz with half a db variance from our testing, crazy blend for metal but can also play slowed rebassed songs for hair tricks as well. For reference, you'll have a 6-10 DB variance from 20hz to 60hz with most sealed boxes. With boxes with any kind of port or horn, you can factor in your vehicle acoustics in the enclosure design process to achieve greater SQ, combine that with modeling out responses from your electro mechanical parameters aka ts parameters, you'll achieve results you would never have imagined you can ask [USER=674047]@shredder2[/USER] how modeling softwares changed his whole bass life lmao. With sealed boxes, you are stuck with the response you get unless you start EQing with a dsp to flatten peaks but you give up output with that. I'd rather have full flat and powerful response off the bat. [/QUOTE]
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