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nateberrier 10+ year member
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Sounds like someone couldnt get loud.
1rockford1 5,000+ posts
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alot of people love to tune low and put up good numbers. i find alot of guys that have single substages will tune on the higher side(burp boxs) and put up crazy numbers. not to start something here i see that alot with sundown subs.
audioholic 5,000+ posts
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Shaking the vehicle at its resonant freq can be a lot of fun. But I agree Im into musical systems.
RAM_Designs 5,000+ posts
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If the goal of the competition is to put up the highest number, then why not tune high if it works well in your vehicle? And most people who are serious either have two separate boxes, or two separate vehicles in order to keep something nice for daily....or a port plug/longer aeros.
Bumpin' Goalie 10+ year member
Magic 8 Ball
All depends on what you are trying to accomplish. All perspective.
I personally prefer a flat response that can dig low, and also extend past 60hz.
I personally prefer a flat response that can dig low, and also extend past 60hz.
1rockford1 5,000+ posts
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m2.....high five:suicide:
kmanian 5,000+ posts
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agreed, low and loud is much harder.
but for comps, I get it, all out balls to the wall loud! screw sq or anything close to music. but for daily beaters, musical ftw
but for comps, I get it, all out balls to the wall loud! screw sq or anything close to music. but for daily beaters, musical ftw
1rockford1 5,000+ posts
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sounds about right.
csu87 10+ year member
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im tuned at 35hz.
but my car peaks at 51hz so thats what freq i burp at and i do 150s at that frequency
but my car peaks at 51hz so thats what freq i burp at and i do 150s at that frequency
audioholic 5,000+ posts
not a moderator
Interchangeable ports ftw.
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Buck 5,000+ posts
little alien on campus
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Ya I get trying to be as loud as possible part. This just might be me, but being loud at high frequencies is easier and it seems like everybody is doing it. But I understand, winning is winning. I think they should make a class where you can only burp at 35 hz or lower. Now that would be some fun //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crazy.gif.c13912c32de98515d3142759a824dae7.gif
Bumpin' Goalie 10+ year member
Magic 8 Ball
Have many classes for highest frequency allowed?
A 50hz, 40hz, 35hz, 30hz, 25hz class etc?
Still have sub-classes for other variables already put into classes too I assume?
A 50hz, 40hz, 35hz, 30hz, 25hz class etc?
Still have sub-classes for other variables already put into classes too I assume?
RAM_Designs 5,000+ posts
SketchUp Master
Some orgs have frequency based classes, like 20-29hz, 30-39hz, etc.
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