Just a bit of BASS
06-06-11, 09:22 AM
#31
Sto_fever
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Look bro, I'm just saying Kenwood is nothing to brag about. I don't need to hear your system to know that those Kenwood SVC subs can't bump worth a $h!t. I'm sure you are most likely confusing rattle for bass 
Sorry to sound like an a$$, but maybe you should chnage your title, so people don't expect something else, just saying!
Sorry to sound like an a$$, but maybe you should chnage your title, so people don't expect something else, just saying!
For the amp situation I just stated that the numbers you listed aren't accurate. Many manufacturers use the "peak" power handling numbers as a marketing scheme to show the largest number possible (Hence the reason you'll see THREE THOUSAND WATTS slapped on some cheap amplifiers or subwoofers).
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Last edited by NYGS3ANDY; 06-06-11 at 09:32 AM.
06-06-11, 04:03 PM
#32
Hertz Audio
Focal
Morel
Rainbow Audio
Audison
Zapco
just to name a few. Whether its 1ohm 2 ohm 4 ohm or whatever, it doesnt really change the sound, actually not even noticeable to the ear, only on paper. All the ohms (impedance) does is regulate how it draws power from the amp; the lower the number, the more demanding it is of the amp, however you will need an amp that can handle that low of an impedance. Talk to whomever audio person you're buying from for proper application. I've done some work for people who bought the wrong configured woofers and the amp WOULD have been the right size, but because the impedance was incorrect, they only got half the power the amp could give. and remember, an expensive 'low power' amp will put out more than a cheap 'high powered' amp, this is due to true efficiency. i.e S/N Ratio, damping factors etc.
Focal
Morel
Rainbow Audio
Audison
Zapco
just to name a few. Whether its 1ohm 2 ohm 4 ohm or whatever, it doesnt really change the sound, actually not even noticeable to the ear, only on paper. All the ohms (impedance) does is regulate how it draws power from the amp; the lower the number, the more demanding it is of the amp, however you will need an amp that can handle that low of an impedance. Talk to whomever audio person you're buying from for proper application. I've done some work for people who bought the wrong configured woofers and the amp WOULD have been the right size, but because the impedance was incorrect, they only got half the power the amp could give. and remember, an expensive 'low power' amp will put out more than a cheap 'high powered' amp, this is due to true efficiency. i.e S/N Ratio, damping factors etc.
Last edited by Mr Jokster; 06-06-11 at 04:11 PM.
06-07-11, 03:30 PM
#34
I'd like to know if that box is ported cause it looks WAY too big for a sealed. The 12's look off centered so I'm assuming its because a port is in there, but pointed backwards. Not a good idea, its always better to have the port and woofers on the same baffle.
As for american subs, I suppose it depends on what you're looking for. I go over seas for sound quality
As for american subs, I suppose it depends on what you're looking for. I go over seas for sound quality
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