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PRIVATEpastry said:Nice looking build, neversumr!
Thanks. I'm going to build a new one with 2 12's in a vertical box.
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PRIVATEpastry said:Nice looking build, neversumr!
Nevrsumr22 said:
yep i listen to some dance music with the tangbang 8inch 740c with 12db at 40hz boost and man it sound nice. even for some rap as well, the amp is limited since its not rated for 2ohm usage. i had to run both in paralle for [email protected] (guess) since each one is [email protected]. for ht i plan on a 12inch dayton hi-fi with the pe-500watt or bash 500watt. need to wait till tax return though , as i am now unable to work for 5-8wks.Hipcrostino said:Don't forget it all about the listener too. You might like the BOOM of a port, but i like the responce of a sealed box. (i listen almost exclusively to dance music, so you need it )
Heres a thought, i know you guys are using this stuff for home theaters etc, but why not look at some car audio stuff? There is some insane stuff out there, e.g Ecilpse SW9132 Pro 18" or 15", 3.5" Xmax hehehe. anyway, don't bag me cause i said it.
PRIVATEpastry said:How can I have a sealed HT sub? No offense, but are you serious?
1) Sound quality
2) Space requirements
Sure a ported box, considering it is built well, can get low and loud. The drawback of ported boxes is that there is a much higher sound delay when compared to sealed boxes. This is why people sometimes describe ported boxes as "muddy" or "sloppy."
You're right about ported boxes hitting the lower notes better than sealed boxes would. The sealed boxes will still hit the low notes (20-40Hz) but just without as much gusto, if you will. IMO, being able to hit lower notes louder is not worth the increase in the group delay.
denz_1 said:My new Project might be
http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?&DID=7&Partnumber=300-808
1Kw Amp or the 500Watt Version (save me a bit of money as I have to import it, pay duty and then tax on it :s plus exchange rate!)
and I REALLY want this sub
http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?Partnumber=295-420
That with a Dual Port Box I "might" even put the Amp in a seperate box and have terminals on each box, one with the Driver one with the Amp
About 12' x 15'. And, FYI, it doesn't have to "shake the room" to sound good.nvidiaOCmaster said:The first thing that comes to my mind when I hear home theater is extremely loud with alot of room shaking bass.
How big is the room this is going into?
PRIVATEpastry said:About 12' x 15'. And, FYI, it doesn't have to "shake the room" to sound good.
Well thats a difference in personal opinion, then.nvidiaOCmaster said:Of course not, but It makes some movies more intense and it makes games about 100X better imo.
"Room Shaking" Is an expression
EDIT: your avatar is great
PRIVATEpastry said:Well thats a difference in personal opinion, then.
you will have to redo the box or find one the same size that will work in the same volume and retune the box.denz_1 said:My speakers are Kef C30's That model and even these speakers have been and sometimes are used as monitors at recording studios, radiostations etc
Unless my set up is going to be incredibly sloppy (id love to know of anyone who has heard a titanic 15" sub) I think I will be ok with it.
Worse comes to worse I can change the driver if it is really bad. But?
lol I have been here for well more than a year than him and im only one star ahead (which I belived I gained in the last 2 months)