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Duran

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Everything posted by Duran

  1. My batteries are grounded to the frame. Too bad it's CCA. No thank you.
  2. Duran replied to Aaron Clinton's topic in Off Topic
    Interesting
  3. Duran replied to mrray13's topic in Off Topic
  4. Your link directs to the Metra Search page
  5. thank you thats what i wanted to know. He was being sarcastic. Anything can play normal music. You don't have to have only one or the other. There is very much a range from 0-100 in the SPL-SQ ratio. You can definitely have a 50/50 mix IMO. For instance, my ported box tuned to 30 hz is about 50/50. It has a bit of a bloated 30-40 hz response, but definitely plays more frequencies better than a box tuned to 50 hz for an SPL competition would. e wasn't being sarcastic at all. Specifically designed SPL subs will not fare well with music and will destroy themselves. An SPL install should have an SPL driver, that is of course if you actually want to win which would mean indeed a true SPL install would destroy the sub if it were playing music. Not at all. Daily is another horribly inconsistent and never used appropriately term just like SQ and SPL. 99.999% of people that use the term daily are really referring to an SPL oriented sub that isn't so SPL oriented that it can actually play music. Not to get into a tussle or anything Sean, but that's why I put "Generally considered" in there. SQ and SPl are polar opposits, we agree on that. Daily is more in the middle of that, as a system that will not sound bad by any means, and is not a one note wonder.
  6. Explain SPL tiles??? Just thicker than normal tiles. No use in SPL in fact, that was something Anthony thought of.
  7. Ascendant Audio, Scott Atwell the person who designed your woofer owns Fi and AA.
  8. I use just CD's, because Apple sucks nuts. Alpine CDA-9887
  9. I do concur with Julian.
  10. Duran replied to mrray13's topic in Off Topic
    Looks like the earth has a small pimple
  11. Nope, your correct the only way to change the option is to get a new motor.
  12. Yeah, be sure to throw "Daily" into the mix, it;s generally considered to be in the middle of SQ and SPL.
  13. BL is double stack..... That is double stacked. The bl does hot have a pole vent, it's either a ssd or q I thought the BL had a pole vent stock, BP power had to be added.
  14. I'd go with the sealed 15" as well.
  15. I love how he ways 56 hz. is low frequency
  16. Duran replied to mrray13's topic in Off Topic
  17. The amp is a alpine mrp-m1000 and the crossover is at around 60 and the gain was set with a dmm and a test cd all i had to play with. Im gonna send it in tomorrow after work and add bp power if i can. BP power only increases thermal power handling, not mechanical. Your SSD failed mechanically. Also, setting your gain with a DMM is not going to prevent clipping whatsoever.
  18. The only way you can run that many woofers in your space available is if you seal the enclosure. It you want a vented enclosure you HAVE to leave plenty of room for the vent itself so you cannot use the same amount of cone area.
  19. First off, how much space do you ave available?
  20. Duran replied to mrray13's topic in Off Topic
  21. The BL will sound great to your ears, and will take much more abuse. The Q is for a true sound quality setup.
  22. Duran replied to mrray13's topic in Off Topic
    I will quote that just for good taste. I;m with ya there Jared, that's one redhead I wouldn't kick out of bed for eating crackers.

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