Ya wish I had some solid specs on the production mj18m's so I could model some boxesJudging from the windshield flex with those 3 MJ-18's... I would say with more room, the newer models, and almost double the power, they should get ridiculously loud for a daily driver and being that they're more SQ oriented, I think you'll enjoy listening to them more on a daily basis.
The problem is AQ subs are not intended for low tunings, they do much better with higher tunings. If you want to redo it with a lower tuning, you really do need new subs to go along with it.It's hard to say, heck I would just redo the current box and tune it to 30-32hz and see if it does better, and that voltage drop isnt good at all, would hate to see that amp smoke. Those 4 - 15's would probally get louder but I don't much about the MJ's. Spend a little money on elec upgrade and redo the box is what I would do.
Ya DJ doesnt recomend going below 36hzThe problem is AQ subs are not intended for low tunings, they do much better with higher tunings. If you want to redo it with a lower tuning, you really do need new subs to go along with it.
I'm "assuming" you've built numerous boxes for AQ subs tuned both low and high. I have and I can tell you they do fine at 35Hz if you mostly listen to new rap and C&S stuff.The problem is AQ subs are not intended for low tunings, they do much better with higher tunings. If you want to redo it with a lower tuning, you really do need new subs to go along with it.
Hughes is quiet //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif Truck is VERY impressive and hits the lows like you can't imagine and literally beats the shit out of his vehicle.My guy THEE MIKE HUGHES had 6 15s (AA Havocs) last year , switched to 3 18s (AA Mayhems) . ANYONE that has been even near this truck knows the outcome ! 18s>15s He has it behind the second row seating also . Does a 54 @32hz. sealed at the dash and on the dash outlaw style it does a 56+ @31hz !
why would you want to tune lower? does rock even have low notes?Im debating getting rid of my current setup that Ive had for a little while now in favour of 3 18" Mj18M's.
Ive got the 4 15" Aq's in a front facing wall behind the second row, slot ported @ 40hz
Im debating picking up 3 of the MJ18m's (not in production yet, so theres no hard specs for them) as Mark offerred me a pretty good deal. And building the same style box with the 18's along the top of the wall, with 3 8" aeros at the bottom tuned low low 30's
They would be run off the same visonik v4000xd amp, the mj's are svc 4ohm so I can wire the 3 to 1.33 and give them about a 1000 a piece
My only "big" systems have been with the Aq drivers tuned high, Ive never had a low tuned box, does the feeling of "bass" change at all? Like the AQ's are loud as hell, bu they dont really rumble or shake shit, just move alotta air. I can give the 18's the airspace they need as Ive got 17-18 cubes on hand here, or I can even wall behind the first row, and have 40 cubes lol
Would the 18's be any different? Just looking for some input. I dont compete so its just a daily pounder, listen to mostly hard rock, linkin park mudvayne type shlt. But I still want it to slam and hit you in the chest
If I did decide to swap, the Aq's would end up in the Crx. Just need some opinion
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Bass guitar digs down to 32Hz, bass drum even lower. Perhaps he feels those are being missed. The problem with such high tuning is you usually end up with one-note wonders for music and very little substance. His subs could 'hit hard' but do little beyond that. You might as well just get some bass shakers.why would you want to tune lower? does rock even have low notes?
40hz is high tuning?Bass guitar digs down to 32Hz, bass drum even lower. Perhaps he feels those are being missed. The problem with such high tuning is you usually end up with one-note wonders for music and very little substance. His subs could 'hit hard' but do little beyond that. You might as well just get some bass shakers.
Best,
Mark