?s regarding 12" nightshade

[Lucky 76 5]

what is the mounting depth for them and what is the sensitivity on them? ... how would they do in a sealed box? ... what size sealed box do they typically need?

[johnecon2001 82]

While you probably could seal the Nightshade.. that's not what they were built for.

What are you looking for out of your new system?

[Lucky 76 5]

While you probably could seal the Nightshade.. that's not what they were built for.

What are you looking for out of your new system?

i decided on 4 18" subs idk which yet tho ... do u know the 18" nightshades sensitivity? ... i want it loud and to sound good ... i like punchy bass as well

Edited July 26, 2009 by Lucky 76

[sundownz 197]

Sensitivity is NOT really important for SUB bass application.

[Lucky 76 5]

Sensitivity is NOT really important for SUB bass application.

really? i thought that played a large role. like i thought if it was 90db sensitive and u had 2 it would be 93 and then you double the wattage each time and that increases the db by 3 ... then if u have a hatch it adds around 16db

[dadydolas 1]

lol

[jcarter1885 994]

Sensitivity is NOT really important for SUB bass application.

really? i thought that played a large role. like i thought if it was 90db sensitive and u had 2 it would be 93 and then you double the wattage each time and that increases the db by 3 ... then if u have a hatch it adds around 16db

Now I dont know about that one especially gaining 16db's by what car your using (I do know that hatches put up great numbers). If Im wrong and they do then tomorrow I will be buying one and Im pretty sure everyone else would have one too(at least for a competition car).

[abigor 0]

Whats the mounting depth of this subwoofer?

Thanks.

[TeamNemesis-DJ 5]

18=11.5

15=10.5

12=9.5

Edited September 8, 2009 by TeamNemesis-DJ

[sundownz 197]

Sensitivity is NOT really important for SUB bass application.

really? i thought that played a large role. like i thought if it was 90db sensitive and u had 2 it would be 93 and then you double the wattage each time and that increases the db by 3 ... then if u have a hatch it adds around 16db

Not at all on subwoofers -- lower sensitivity drivers tend to have MORE low-end output.