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31 should Kill the lows. What are you playing that goes much below 31? i think the actual box size is killing the lows lows.... there's pretty much content under 30hz in alot of the track i listen to, bass track and some on my favorite rap track dig low, that's why i love them actually

i couldn't go lower than 31hz with my actual port size... otherwise it would have been 27-28hz

ok they are in the car for a week and they sound nice indeed. I still think it lack the lows a little, so i'm gonna seal it up, but otherwise they are dead accurate on music, i love them will 3.25 feet inch cube each sealed will be too much? will the upper bass range suffer (50-70hz...)

well since i'm just adding a sonotube to it, i'll try sealed first and add the sono if i wanted to. the best is after that i can still seal it up thanks for all the answer, i guess i,ll go 30-32hz if ported then

To hit on a few of the things not answered already, box size wise, I think you will be ok but keep in mind you are at the smallest end of the spectrum of the suggested range. The Xcon's will play excellent in the smaller sized enclosure as they don't need monster sized boxes, but it does not hurt to go a little larger. In a way, I wonder if you might be more happy with a pair of 12's on the larger end of the spectrum instead, (yeah I know down~selling is not a good business trait, but trying to figure out best choice for your needs). One other thing, if you want to stay with 15's, don't be afraid of sealing them, ask anyone who has and they are VERY happy with the results. Due to the high power handling and high output potential, there is this perception of the Xcon's have to be ported, but that is far from the reality. In terms of the TC-9, I have one also, very nice driver, but the Xcon motor is a solid hop skip and a jump above. A TC-9 driver would more or less compare with our Icon. Hope that helps. well it's kinda too late for that, i already ordered those. is the 35lbs package thing fine tho? they really weight 45lbs? thanks for the complete answer denim, i think i'll still go ported, what would you suggest for the best musical output with a box on the small side

oh and i just realize that if i want my double baffle , after all displacement (subs port bracing) i'm down to 6.25ft/cu net for the pair that's still fine with the "official requirement" but i don't want my setup to not sound good...

yeah i saw that, thanks for the cutout and displacement tho. also how much they really weight? it says 45lbs on ssa specs, but my packages seems to be 35lbs each? kinda confusing... since my box will be on the small side, where should i tuned it for the best musical output

hi there, i'm getting a pair of 15inch xcon pretty soon and i'm working on my box design. They'll go in an 2004 elantra gt, so hatchback. subs up, port on one side (a 10inch sonotube) with enough clearance to breath. amp is an mtx te4001d, so around 4k watt to the pair. -what's the subs displacement? -cutout -is one 10inch sono enough (box is 7.2 before all displacement, so pretty on the small size) gives around 12f -how do you think they'll react in like like 3.2-3.5 feet each? (3.5 if single baffle, otherwise 3.2) -i had tc sound's tc-9 prior, anyone know how does compare? -anything i should know about these beside that? thanks for the help in advance

my problem was quickly resolve with Nick. Great custumer service and don't worry about product quality. They're awesome!

well like i said before, the noise become less audible as I put more power on the sub. The bass overpower it. In the second video, the noise is barely audible but i was pushing the sub a little too much. I heard the sound a lot more in real life. maybe that sound was here before i put it in my ht , but since i can't play my sub at 130db+ all the time in my house, i notice it right away after switching my car substage and btw i'm gonna aero port the box in few weeks. What freq should i do for home audio/theater setup? I was thinking aroudn 26-27hz. I don't want to go too low because the whole house would flex 70% movie 20% game and 10% music basically thank's again for the support and Nick I still haven't heard from you on my email

can i play the sub without a dustcap at all while waiting for my new one? harmful in any way? and Nick, have any picture of the new red model?

email sent! thank's again for the A+++ customer service

[email protected]? is that right? can't find it on your website

I just watched the second video and i feel more confident about removing it. Thank's a lot but i don't really understand. The dustcap is just plastic? how come that if i change the plastic piece that already look pretty much stuck, the rattling will stop? I need to be sure that its my actual problem. Otherwise if you can contact me by mail that would be cool. [email protected] thank's again for the video. Really helpfull

you just destroy a cap just for me thank's a lot so what are you suggesting? Should i try removing it with a little blade or putting a hammer in it? you're working for Fi? could you send me a remplacement cap?

Got some new development ! the sub was took out and hook on my car amp. The problem definitevely ain't the amps. Got some video, once again chitty but with some attention you can hear the little rattle. I put the vacuum in the little hole near the spider and tried to empty the sub from little particule. It hasn't help at all. I also took some pics around the dustcap. on one of those, you can see a extremly little... very very almost invisible little hole in glue around it. don't know if it could be a problem. Otherwise, there's no way i can get the dustcap out without some help from you. so i now know the sub got something wrong. Coils are reading 1.8ohm each (dual 2ohm) and no scratching when i push the sub with my hand in the middle of the dustcap. could the small gap in glue be the problem? i don't think it could affect performance, being that small and insignifiant but ..... video of the sub freeair with little power. Listen well, sry about quality. 35 sec is the best noise audibility moment video pictures: the little gap is in the second picture, around 7hour in military term

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the dustcap feel well stuck to the rest of the cone. Nothing that physically show a defective part or anything.

any tutorial on how to fix my dustcap without killing my sub. What kind of glue to stick it back? epoxy fine?

how do i remove the dustcap in case i need to ? i really don't want to harm this beautiful driver

On the cone, or the dustcap? I'll need to confirm this later, but on with a little pressure on dustcap, the noise dissapear i'm thinking of adding a little weight on it, would that change some of the drivers caracteristic?

the sound goes away when i put a small pressure on the cone

fiQ weird noisehere's a video of the problem. The quality is chitty and you might have to put the volume a little higher but it gives an idea of the "rattling like" i'm talking. the cam does pick the bass , but that wasn't playing hard. just real low level can't find my mp3 for a different preamp source my gf took my car this morning so no amp big amp swapping either

Come on you guys, seriously.... Why do you post stuff like this????? There is no such thing as too little power. Again- THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS TOO LITTLE POWER You probably didn't hear the noise anymore because, I don't know, you were wanging' the crap out of the sub????? it ain't power issus for sure. The noise is audible at moderate-low level but harder to hear at higher level. I'll try to get a video tommorow, but i don't know if my camera will pick the noise.

looking at the sub design... how could something get stuck inside, there's nothing "open" in the sub. what is gap.3.? i'll need to hook it again in my car but it still is pretty cold over in here quebec. I need to test the preamp (receiver) too. Yeah the scratching sound whenpushing is pretty much gone, maybe i wasn't pushing in the middle enough. thank's for you reply. I hope my problem ain't the sub, i love it so much