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  1. Have you modeled it in a PR setup yet? To see how small of a box it may need?

    Nope, and i couldn't fit it either. I don't have the depth to fit the PR and sub back to back, and definitely not on any other side either.

    In any case, I'm still alive and the proejct is still on going, but it's been dragging....

    I've got the sub in the box and it sounds pretty decent running off a Behringer EP2500 at home, but I get the feeling it is a bit small. We'll see how it performs in car.

    Also, I've got the amp rack built and primered, it's going to get painted tomorrow, and I'll get the wiring work done too. Hopefully by the end of the weekend i'll have some (lots) bass in the car :)

    Alright I finally got the amp rack installed and got the sub in too.

    I know i have grounding problems, and I haven't hooked up my 1g ground wire (dedicated) yet either, but, it still goes off loud enough to get windshield flex in the Echo. I'm sure I'm at 140db in terms of SPL.

    In terms of SQ, I'd rather not comment yet until I get my power issues straightened out.

    Hoping to have some more news in a week or two... harder to work outside now with the cold weather :(


  2. Have you modeled it in a PR setup yet? To see how small of a box it may need?

    Nope, and i couldn't fit it either. I don't have the depth to fit the PR and sub back to back, and definitely not on any other side either.

    In any case, I'm still alive and the proejct is still on going, but it's been dragging....

    I've got the sub in the box and it sounds pretty decent running off a Behringer EP2500 at home, but I get the feeling it is a bit small. We'll see how it performs in car.

    Also, I've got the amp rack built and primered, it's going to get painted tomorrow, and I'll get the wiring work done too. Hopefully by the end of the weekend i'll have some (lots) bass in the car :)


  3. Hey guys, I've got a Toyota Echo 4dr hatch, and I've got a Sundown SAE1200d and an XCon 15" fighting for space in the hatch area.

    I won't be able to make the 2.0cf smallest recommended sealed box volume recommended on SSA's tech section.

    I modeled the sub and it looks like a Qtc of 0.7 needs less than 2.0cf... unless I screwed up.

    So the ultimate question: has anybody used the Xcon 15" in less than 2.0cf and what did it sound like?

    Thanks!


  4. Besides making sure you've got the polarity right between the subs and midbasses, I agree that the low end of the sub is overpowering the midbass.

    I've got my 15" Xcon in a 4cf box @ ~37hz, and if it was in a bigger sedan it'd be great, but in my NX2000, it's still a bit low end heavy.

    Try putting wood or styrofoam into the box and see what happens.


  5. Doing a install and have 400 watts to give substage and want to use one of the ssa woofers. Going to be in back of suv,ported box,listento mostly rap . What would be a good match? 1 dcon or 2dcons. Or a single icon

    any of the above will work great. I would go with 2 DCONs if you can afford it. Cone advantage is priceless :)

    i've never heard a comparison of, for example, 1 12" on 500 watts compared to 2 of the same 12" on the same 500 watts. does it really make that big of a difference? i thought it wasn't much :trippy:

    Close to 3db more, with better SQ to boot.


  6. IMO, the screws will pull right through the wood. Definetely a nut, lock washer and washer on each side of the wood.

    I would go with MDF or plywood braces 4-6" wide on two sides of each sub, with 2-3x 2.5-3.5" long screws on each end of the brace.


  7. I love my SPL 15's. They are probably one of my favorite street beating subs. Mine are different because I only have the soft parts and different baskets. Is the backplate vented now?

    I always wondered if cooling would be any better with a vented backplate too


  8. Although I do appreciate the fact that Steve is making such high quality amps for a comparatively cheap price, I personally cannot justify spending $600 on a 4x100 amp when my tweeters and midbasses wouldn't even come to $300.

    Then again, the amp would probably last a long time, so in the long run, it might not be such a bad investment.


  9. You must have been short on power, but the MJ18's dont really need more than ~600watts a piece to max them out... I did 146.3db in a saturn wagon (remember it's all plastic) with a pair of MJ18's in 3cf sealed each, off a 2kw amp (earthquake PH-D3), stock eletrical system too.


  10. 3cf is a bit small to get any useable increase in bass, even 4cf is on the small side.

    From what I remember, 4cf @ ~32hz will work though.

    Make sure you have enough port area too (at least a 5" diameter port)

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