This was discussed and measured somewhere in one of these new build threads.This high excursion trend I'm seeing with new SD products is cool and all, but how are these huge surrounds affecting cone area? I understand that these drivers are high-excursion, but is that making up for the loss of cone area?
Not dissing, just curious.
Good shit, I bet sundown starts setting some records with these new top assembly's once they get around to updating the night shade.This was discussed and measured somewhere in one of these new build threads.
Found it:
http://www.caraudio.com/forums/sundown-audio/559863-sundown-2012-cones-shop.html
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For real. Nuthugging: engaged.Good shit, I bet sundown starts setting some records with these new top assembly's once they get around to updating the night shade.
$500 for a 10" sub? When did sundown merge with IA?Okay I got the pricing in for everything on these drivers and ran the numbers :
Z v.4 Pricing :
Size // MAP price from authorized dealer
10 -- $500
12 -- $530
15 -- $585
18 -- $610
I know, I know. It's just hard to spend $500 on a $1500w woofer. I was never questioning your quality, I think it's safe to say your subs are far from being cookie cutter products, so i completely understand the higher prices, I just can't afford them :'(We've never claimed to be the cheapest on the market; if you want a high performance product come and get it. If you want cheap there are plenty of other options.
For sure, I know unique products like the basket and larger surrounds you're using cost an arm and a leg to set up production for. Not to mention the prototypes and revisions. As an engineer, I can definitely understand where your costs are coming from.I understand your perspective; if I could get the materials cheaper I'd charge less for them. These are quite expensive to make.
For many folks the X line will deliver a large percentage of the performance for significantly less money.