brent379 Posted May 14, 2012 Report Posted May 14, 2012 Ok what would be the difference between running 2 subs at 600 rms or one sub at 1200 rms... If you were using the same brand of subs... Would the one getting 1200 rms have more output?? Quote
aN-i-No Posted May 14, 2012 Report Posted May 14, 2012 IF the subs are the exact same model and the boxes are equally efficient... Then in a perfect world it would be exactly the same. But in the real world the two with half power would probably be louder. Less power compression. Quote
ALPINE408 Posted May 14, 2012 Report Posted May 14, 2012 el oh el what are the subs rated at? there is no cut and dry answers for you question Quote Have you ever had your woofers blown?
ALPINE408 Posted May 14, 2012 Report Posted May 14, 2012 IF the subs are the exact same model and the boxes are equally efficient... Then in a perfect world it would be exactly the same. But in the real world the two with half power would probably be louder. Less power compression. nice try but you can't even attempt to answer this question Quote Have you ever had your woofers blown?
OrionStang Posted May 14, 2012 Report Posted May 14, 2012 Power compression? Quote SMD Super Seller My Feedback Thread
Guest Posted May 14, 2012 Report Posted May 14, 2012 IF the subs are the exact same model and the boxes are equally efficient... Then in a perfect world it would be exactly the same. But in the real world the two with half power would probably be louder. Less power compression. nice try but you can't even attempt to answer this question thats how most of his posts are. pretty irrelevant Quote
aN-i-No Posted May 14, 2012 Report Posted May 14, 2012 IF the subs are the exact same model and the boxes are equally efficient... Then in a perfect world it would be exactly the same. But in the real world the two with half power would probably be louder. Less power compression. nice try but you can't even attempt to answer this question Lol what? What was wrong about my answer? And yes, power compression. When you start to get really high up (power wise) it gets harder to get louder...ever wondered why? The sub heats up, becomes less efficient. Otherwise you would gain 3db every time you doubled power. Quote
aN-i-No Posted May 14, 2012 Report Posted May 14, 2012 IF the subs are the exact same model and the boxes are equally efficient... Then in a perfect world it would be exactly the same. But in the real world the two with half power would probably be louder. Less power compression. nice try but you can't even attempt to answer this question thats how most of his posts are. pretty irrelevant Pretty irrelevant because? Quote
OrionStang Posted May 14, 2012 Report Posted May 14, 2012 Thank you for teaching me something new. I don't think that's called power compression. *sarcasm Quote SMD Super Seller My Feedback Thread
ALPINE408 Posted May 14, 2012 Report Posted May 14, 2012 (edited) IF the subs are the exact same model and the boxes are equally efficient... Then in a perfect world it would be exactly the same. But in the real world the two with half power would probably be louder. Less power compression. nice try but you can't even attempt to answer this question Lol what? What was wrong about my answer? And yes, power compression. When you start to get really high up (power wise) it gets harder to get louder...ever wondered why? The sub heats up, becomes less efficient. Otherwise you would gain 3db every time you doubled power. omg slap yourself where do you get your infromation from??? pulling it straight out of your ass??? and you cant even attempt to answer that qustion cause you have no info what so ever even if you did have a great deal of the info its all about the box Edited May 14, 2012 by Team Bassick (ALPINE) Quote Have you ever had your woofers blown?
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