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So should i go with the 6ft box and only run 3?
I'd either do that or find a way to get at least 7ft^3 for all four.
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There are some new VR4000D's for sale at ca.com. Brand new for $750. He said OBO, so he'd probably take $700 if you said you could pay him today...
http://www.caraudio.com/forums/amplifier-classifieds/503736-fs-crossfire-vr4000d-bnib.html
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You definitely have plenty of room to work with.
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Just an off topic, higher QTS is better for SPL applications because the box is way more peaky than a daily box right? so, higher QTS is better for SPL numbers?
There are tons of other variables, but it can be the case sometimes.
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really?? damn, i thought they prefered smaller boxes , i mean, is a cheap low line sub but i haven´t try it myself so i wouldn´t know.
Normally a low-line sub is going to be better suited in sealed/IB boxes(Eclipse and Infinity come to mind). They'll generally have a pretty low fs, but a higher than normal qts value...good for sealed/IB, but makes them peaky in small ported boxes in a lot of cases.
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I haven't personally messed with the Hifis, but I've heard from people that have that they prefer larger boxes.
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why do you WANT flex? do you want to be quieter or something?
He wants to be heard rattling down the street, doesn't everybody?
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Ummm...
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1996 toyota camry...i honestly dont know how much trunk space i have
I doubt you'll be able to get a ~9ft^3 box in there for a pair of 15's and still have room around it to breathe. I'd stick with some solid 12's...SSA Icons or SA-12's are a good choice. A lot of times in truck cars less is more.
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Glad you're happy with the upgrade...I agree with Treo being over priced for what it is, but there's a lot of companies like that.
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For two do an 8ft^3 common chamber box tuned to 35hz.
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Would that fit in the trunk of my LeSabre? (The caprice is gone)
Let us know what kind of dimensions you're working with.
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Find a used sundown 3000D or something along those lines. The 3000D will run .67 all day long so long as you have the electrical to back it up. I don't know how much shipping would be, but they're going for around $500-550 + shipping these days. Or you can do the AQ 3500 if they ship to Aussie land. Either one of those will give you plenty of power and can handle that .67 ohm load just fine.
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I have no problem getting another vr, But i dont want to many amps. I plan to do about 4k so 4 vr's would drive me crazy and the 2000d's cost too much.
Just get the 4000 instead.
This here is Backyard Spl my money aint long
I've seen the 4000's go for $600-700 on the forums, when they show up.
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I have no problem getting another vr, But i dont want to many amps. I plan to do about 4k so 4 vr's would drive me crazy and the 2000d's cost too much.
Just get the 4000 instead.
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8-9ft^3 common chamber tuned to ~33hz.
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The old VR's and CFA's were very nice.
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Do you already have the box built and you're wanting to add external aeros? If not I'd just do a slot port. Aeros just get too long if you're wanting to tune low while using a good amount of port area. And you'd save money with a slot port as well.
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140db - 150db range with those things
Well you can do that with a single sub if you want.
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you said 15 like it wasnt enough
Just that the port is going to be tricky with such a shallow box. You won't be able to just run a port vertically up one side or the other because you'll have either too skinny of a port, or too long of a port in the effort of making it not too skinny. You could do a port up high or down low than doesn't span the whole width, something like 30"x4" or something in that area. You could do the same on the sides but I think it'd look more out of place on a side.
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You definitely have enough space with those dimensions, but that 15" depth is going to make it kinda hard to not have the port directly behind a woofer.
how much would i need for it to be like steves
Don't know what you mean exactly...
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You definitely have enough space with those dimensions, but that 15" depth is going to make it kinda hard to not have the port directly behind a woofer.
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DSOTM is great as well if you're looking for some good dynamics.
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1:5 ratio is going to be VERY peaky.
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Indeed. I love my 8V Eclipse.