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duanebrow

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  1. You don't want to guess, please give a depth measurement also. And make sure that you can fit this into your trunk. One last thing, to be even cooler, make a bandpass box ported the same way! Although I don't think you could make it fit!
  2. Dual one ohm is .5 or 2 ohm. Depending on the way you wire it. You want dual 2 ohm to run an amp at 1 ohm. Do a search for wiring dual vc subs. Duane
  3. Like you said, you can't go wrong with any of them. Have you looked at how they model? I'd like to see which would go lower, and louder. Also what size box would be needed. Duane
  4. The Dayton doesn't get brought up here as much as the others. I like that it has triple shorting rings. Nothing else in its price range does. This lowers distortion and le. Low le allows them to play higher, like to 250hz. Also the Ho version likes very little boxes.
  5. a little harsh don't you think? they were on sale and unfortunately i missed it by a month. oh well, funds were the issue. the ia components show up on amazon as well i ended up buying the morels simply because i had a budget of about $250 to finish deadening and get come decent components; and they were cheaper. i'll buy a dcon or two to support the ssa community soon Maybe, I didn't mean to be harsh. Morel is a great name. And I haven't heard these. So who knows! Not me, I just voiced my thoughts. Duane
  6. Morel is known to be a very high end driver manufacturer. I don't think that these would be their best effort. That could be why they showed up at Amazon. Also it looks like the price went up on these. I saw a post on another forum where the price was around 80-90 bucks! I'd try the IA. Duane
  7. I can help you on the design, or build a box if you want. I'd get another xcon if I were you. Unless you don't want two run 2 12's. Then I'd look at a 15. There are more options but they would cost more, and you might need to get creative to fit them in the trunk. Duane
  8. My brother almost messed his pants one morning. He had brought his bosses truck home and left the dire straits brothers in arms cd playing. It was on one of those 2 min intros, (i don't remember the song) but the drums just hit out of no where. he didn't even know the cd was on! You can figure out what happened. This was the mid 90's and I remember that truck had a very nice stereo for the time. Duane
  9. Fwiw a good rule of thumb is to always crossover at least twice fs. So in this case 7440 Hz. Also bigger drivers start to "beam" above a certain frequency do to their size. I don't know the frequency off hand but most 6" drivers are crossed at 2000hz Duane
  10. I'd look into these. Going to d4 will only give you 50 watts more per sub. It's harder on the amp and won't give you much more db. Also saves time waiting on them to be built, plus $$$. Duane
  11. Because everyone is doing it! LOL its just a guess as far as I can tell. Fwiw. It should give him a 4 db peak around tuning in 3 cf.
  12. There is a big price difference. I like the DCON because you don't have to upgrade everything and buy a big amp!
  13. Ok I wouldn't try just one. There output is just to low. Using 2 the sealed part of the box should be .46cf ported (front chamber) is .7cf. Ports are tuned to 58hz. Three 3" ports 34.75" long. You will need to subtract the port displacement etc. F3 is 39hz and you can use 350 watts without going over xmax. But the vc might melt. LOL Duane
  14. I havnt. Is it free to download? Ive heard of it ill look into it . Thanks Yes it is free, search for the version .7 you will need to find out what t/s specs to enter. You only need about 8 and it will fill in the rest. You just need to enter the correct ones. It's picky. Duane
  15. You can run the wires though the port also. Birch may need more bracing. But it is lighter and nicer to work with than MDF. Getting the design right is the bigger issue. Go for it! Have fun. It will be a very rewarding experience. Duane
  16. I think this might come down to sealed versus ported. You are trying to compare apples to oranges. I second trying both. If you have the sa-12 but not the mtx. Just try out the sa-12, chances are he won't want to take it out! Lol Duane
  17. Arg! The kicker is in a 5cf box. Not the mtx. I had guessed that it was 3 in the first post. Sorry this is the second time I've posted confusing stuff on this thread. Duane
  18. I think your right. The L7 isn't mine though. Also the mtx is in a 5cf box.
  19. Listened to the car, I'm not impressed. The box looked slapped together. Box and port face back and the box seals up the trunk. It didn't sound good at all. But he likes it! Lol
  20. JL has very good info on there website. I'd look there first. If you want to go 4bp I might be convinced to model it for you. Duane
  21. Does anyone know what the record is for spl? And is there a list anywhere that shows spl by frequency? Duane
  22. I voted b - though I'd try to find a few more cf.
  23. WinISD is free modeling software. There are several versions. The one to get is .7 if you have never used it before it has a bit of a learning curve. Solo x models nice. What are you wanting out of it? Duane
  24. Are you modeling this with anything or just guessing? I use WinISD. If you would like to find out what your tuning and box size changes it is a great place to start.

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