antoinez28

Got alot of work to do to get from 153 to 160 . . Hope you do it man!I know it will be hard...but I'm up it plans are in the works I have the Tridents ordered dual 1 plane to wire down to .5 and have another TS8.5 on hold for me...next will be wires but all in the works should be up to par by finalsPlus I still never seen what it do full tilt or wired down to .25 on a burp

My 15.00 battery terminals

Need a vid on it man

Nice and clean....where you get the ring terminals at....

Throwing a couple juicebox lifepo4...

Tryed ca glue

Me and a friend chris doing 160 with four 18s...walled

My highest score is not on here because I went over the max watts in that class but it was a 153.6 on 4600watta @ 43hrz meter on dash with the new termlab...

Quick update new goal 160.0 under window line...and I place a order for some more powerful subs will get them after slam...

I would add a volt meter, a 2nd run of 1/0, another g31 batt....and watch your voltage drop to see where you at...

Would odd numbers sound better than even numbers or louder 1 vs 2 3 vs 4 5 vs 6 I no cone area plays apart but if all was on the same amp...what would the out come be.

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Hell yeah...thats on point

All my lical shops sell kicker of rockford fosegate for $$$$$$$$ so I go online

So across the bottom ports are louder in are year tahoe...

Im in love

Just pm me...thanks for the trouble also

Update did you get your miney back

Wow....

Looks looks like its going to nasty in there when all is done

Type L copper by the way... did not have type K at.my local home depot

Made some ring terminals today and not bad for a couple bucks....

Had to jump on it...

Kind of a misleading statement... The drivers could be completely dis-coupled (as you state it) and loose zero net output if there are no phase differentials... It is simply about phase issues between drivers, that is rarely an issue if the box is somewhat symmetrical... In a properly build enclosure, there is never any output gained by common airspace, the only exception being minimum vent dimensions... not completely I made that statement after years of testing with a termlab , I'v even built removeable baffles so I could test the difference with the subs together and apart , the improvement is not always dramatic but I always get better results with the subs almost kissing each other in the same cavity the old school rule of thumb is to be with in a voice coil diameter of each other but I try and keep them about an inch apart Mutual Coupling of Loudspeakers Mutual coupling of two or more loudspeakers occurs then they are reproducing th same signal with their acoustic centers close together and pointing in about the same direction at wavelengths smaller than the distance between the two centers. The combined sound signal is propagating forward like one single waveform, the two or more smaller drivers behave like one larger one. The centers of two loudspeakers must be close enough together between 1/4 wavelength and 1/2 wavelength. The higher the wavelength the shorter the necessary distance between the two centers to build up mutual coupling. The actual effect is always direction depending because of cancellations off-axis. Actually (theoretically) the coupling exactly on-axis occurs always independent of the spacing. At smaller wavelengths cancellation occurs earlier off-axis. At longer wavelengths the angle off-axis without strong cancellations is larger. The mutual coupling should be seen a an effect of the average sound level on-axis and off-axis. The acoustic centers' distance and the wavelength of the signal actually determine the angle over which mutual coupling occurs. no mutual coupling with acoustic centers more than 1/2 wavelength separated mutual coupling with acoustic centers less than 1/2 wavelength separated With two loudspeakers next to each other at a distance of more than the wavelength of the reproduced frequency the average measured volume on-axis and off-axis adds up for +3dB (double power). With two loudspeakers close enough to get mutual coupling the volume adds up for +6dB. Because of the physical size of loudspeaker chassis mutual coupling always occurs only at frequencies below about 500 Hz. So would this still work when using 4 subs or more a inch apart

Have not been on here in a while with a update but alot have change.... NEW GOAL try to be one of the loudest nowall tahoes....not that many out there so I want to be apart of that. with being said made a cople changes to the box. more braces and paint it to match my interior and exterior paint After that. I had got me a temp battery bank until I pay off the one I really want . Battery bank should help with my 10k burps... And I did not cut anything to have them go across the back seats.... (200.00 battey bank why not) 770ah and 540 alt power