ChristianMcKay

Link is broken now.

Also, I have two of these subs, and putting it in a ported box is a bad idea for fast double bass. I think you would probably rather go sealed. I have mine sealed and they handle fast double bass drums perfectly.

I think you're going to have to be a bit more specific when you say, "it's obnoxious nonsense."

There it is.

I think you would enjoy the Xmax vs SPL article.

as was I, thanks for finding that link!! not sure why but my reply got put above part of the quote, where the "?" is. Lol, I noticed that. It threw me off for a second, because it was like you were talking about the link and then you were completely contradicting it. I thought you went weird for a second

I was going based off of this article

Well if nothing else, you'll make nobody want to buy from him again

Is it the dual 1 or dual 2 ohm voice coil setup?

152.4 at 11.8 v? Damn..Pretty amazing setup.

I like Memphis I was looking at one of their amps one time that said it did 4,000 watts, but I could never find out if that was RMS or max.

Actually your wrong, they are made outside the country thats why Jacob has to wait a little longer to ship out amps because US Customs holds them for awhile as they come into the border. if the amps were made here in the usa they wouldnt be nearly as affordable as what they are and yes the 1500D will do 2600 watts under the proper conditions which if I remember right is 16v and wired down to 1/2 ohm with a rise to around 1 ohm Yeah, but that's really just if it's just playing a sine wave.

What kind of music are you going to be playing through this sub, anyway?

Lmao! Way to have a freak out, dude...

Go ahead what are you waiting for? Well, I managed to snap the water inlet pipe right off of my heater core, so that kind of has first priority right now.

Btw, I just looked up the dimensions on the box, and the box is way too damn big. Like, twice the size that it should be. Under powering it wasn't such a bad idea, but I recommend getting a box that isn't twice as big and actually feeding it enough power. That's just a personal preference though.

Well, generally building a box to specs is going to make a difference no matter what unless the box it is already in is right. What size sub is it, anyway? I have to say this though. The answers to these questions are almost painfully obvious.

Umm..yeah. Good question, actually. Why IS this in the Fi forum. I've seen this guy twice and he's typed in all caps the first time and then posted in the wrong forum the second.

This was a really good article. I love reading on these technical and how to forums because I learn new things like Xmax not being all that important.

Check the link above and quit yelling. THNX AND I WASNT YELLING Acutally you are yelling so stop typing in all capital letters, turn your ALL CAPS/CAPS LOCK key off. never heard ALL CAPS means you yelling kinda stupid if you ask me and like ol boy said a good black will bring YOU back Actually, it clearly states when you sign up not to type in all caps.

I'm not 100% sure that I'll say all of this right, but I'm going to wing it. Let's just say you want to build a single reflex bandpass box, but you want to use a sub that isn't recommended for sealed enclosures. How do you find out how large to make the sealed part of the enclosure?

I remember when I only had my two 10's, i tried having them firing in all kinds of other directions for a little while, but there wasn't any real bass. There was a little bit, but there was a lot more when I finally just left them firing down.

Give it a shot and let me know how it turns out. I'm curious if this is universal.

Well, I'm not sure about your car, but I got the best results from having them firing down. Just gotta make sure the sub doesn't slap against the carpet (or whatever you have under it)

What are you trying to stop, again? the trunk from flexing?