Get rid of the cap and get another or two batteries. Build one box for you subs tune in the 40s and meter legal. On the dash. Its easier to get high numbers in the kick.
Then let us know what you get and go from there.
143 on a tone?
what meter?
where did you take your reading from? kick, dash, headrest?
maybe at the port..
but op, dont think its that easy. whats your current set up? electrical?
150 ain't easy and you're not even close with that equipment. You're gonna need more power. And the proper electrical to back it up and more cone area with a properly built enclosure. Do some reading and research a lot before thinking about trying to get a 150
If that's the case, i'm sure I could accomplish that by building a different box
Yes id recommend building a new box for them. They do require a lil different net volume and tuning to sound the best.
If you were here long enough you would see how out if hand and pointless these vs threads are. Everyone have their unique taste. Pick one and be happy.
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Thanks for the info. I have an oa15 on 1200 in the box I mentioned in the first post and when playing a song that hits the lows on full tilt it gets smelly also. But it handles it and sounds good lol
Doing the big3 will help to prevent voltage drop. So will taking out thag cap you have. I say get rid of it and hook up another batt in the back. You'll notice the difference.
Where did you get that guide? I'm just like you and love this hobby and am too interested in making this my career man. Right now just been doing local stuff yano. But I want to get big.
You're probably talking about the common port walls. The walls of the box that are apart of the port. By calculating that the tuning changes. Torres calc does all that for you.