Will this be possible 130 db on slash 1000

Why does it matter? Not to mention, that's a pretty low goal o.O

If you're interested in competition, there's plenty on this site to learn from. Many successful competitors.

Simple answer: way too many variables to answer that. Vehicle, enclosure, electrical, to name a few.

Edited August 24, 201411 yr by SpeakerBoy

I can almost guarantee you'll be able to hit a 130 with 2 SA 15s.

Playing around I hit like a 128 on my 6.5" door speakers getting like 100 watts a piece at 45. 

 

That's a very low goal like SpeakerBoy said. Give us some more info about the setup and the car it's in and perhaps where you want it to meter at and I'd venture to say you should raise that goal to a 140 instead.

Playing around I hit like a 128 on my 6.5" door speakers getting like 100 watts a piece at 45. 

 

That's a very low goal like SpeakerBoy said. Give us some more info about the setup and the car it's in and perhaps where you want it to meter at and I'd venture to say you should raise that goal to a 140 instead.

on what meter? iirrc  the termlab wont meter anything below 130, just wondering

? My termlab measures anything above 120db ....I'm pretty sure of it

 

Playing around I hit like a 128 on my 6.5" door speakers getting like 100 watts a piece at 45. 

 

That's a very low goal like SpeakerBoy said. Give us some more info about the setup and the car it's in and perhaps where you want it to meter at and I'd venture to say you should raise that goal to a 140 instead.

on what meter? iirrc  the termlab wont meter anything below 130, just wondering

 

 

SPLab meter. FWIW, Termlabs also read below 130. They have a 129.9 class in dbdrag bassrace...

Edited August 31, 201411 yr by nadcicle

Build for your musical goals if its not for mainly comps, then if it happens to meter good thats great.

right on, i have owned one for like 8  years .. but i never put up scores that LOW !!! BOOM!!!

 

 

Thats a pretty low goal