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- Birthday 11/27/1989
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brand new XL M2
Mr. Yuk replied to Robby Holmes's topic in DC Sound Lab - Big Bass on ANOTHER LEVEL!
how much power what size woofer/enclosure etc..? -
Dc lvl 4 18's enclosure size
Mr. Yuk replied to dkahns51's topic in DC Sound Lab - Big Bass on ANOTHER LEVEL!
general rule is 12-16 per cube regardless of sub size. but my aq 18 loved 16.5 and im hoping my dc XLm2 does as well since im using the same box. -
aq1200d? a little more than you are looking for but the price cant be beat
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i would keep the box you have now, the new design is too big IMO. that HDC3 will love the AQ2200D. espically since you have the new design with the new suspension it looks like. i did get the new basket i wasnt aware they changed anything else is this sub more power hungry? because honestly i feel as if its just laughing at the aq1200 i have played it for an hour solid just slammin it in 95 degree weather and it doesnt even get warm.
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alright guys back from the dead. been about a month now and ive deadened everything. broke a few things inside and had to fix them now im starting to think my port may be too small for this sub. ive designed a new box with the torres calc. its 8.41 cu ft tuned to 38 hz and 16.35 inches of port area per cube. heres how it should look. does this seem like it would be louder?
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alright guys its in and playing! now in my wiring kit i got about 3-4 ft extra of power wire more than i need i just wanted to hook up and go since it was dark but im thinking i may be losing current/power due to the power wire being longer than necessary. the sub seems to hit hard and get low but i really think its hungry for more power i played it pretty good for bout an hour and a half straight and neither sub nor amp got even remotely warm on an 80 degree day. i set gains with decafs 50 hz 0db test tone and backed off when i saw clipping on the knob. was this an accurate way to do it? just seems like i could get more out of this setup i mean its loud but i hear no distortion even if the clip light lights up.