Posted October 26, 200915 yr I've noticed that all of the high power subs are DVC. I was just wondering why none of them are SVC.
October 26, 200915 yr Flexibility in wiring options. SVC doesn't offer any flexibility, DVC/QVC does.
October 27, 200915 yr Author How many QVC subs are there? I mean, I've only seen that one 18" Focal sub being QVC Edited October 27, 200915 yr by Christian McKay
October 27, 200915 yr They certainly aren't the norm, but they have been around here and there. More than just the Focal for certain.
October 27, 200915 yr They certainly aren't the norm, but they have been around here and there. More than just the Focal for certain.the Audiobahn Immortal had 4 VC, minimum!!! I never could listen to it, because the only one I saw had just burnt something(s) and it was brand new !!!
October 27, 200915 yr They certainly aren't the norm, but they have been around here and there. More than just the Focal for certain.the Audiobahn Immortal had 4 VC, minimum!!! I never could listen to it, because the only one I saw had just burnt something(s) and it was brand new !!!I don't think you can have more then 4 Voice Coils. And in all actuality, most DVC woofers I have seen are actually QVC with the coils ran together on the former to make it DVC.
October 27, 200915 yr Author 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.
October 29, 200915 yr The soundstream XXX 15" and 18" subs are quad voice coil. But they are 10000 rms also.
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