bassfreake Posted January 28, 2013 Author Report Posted January 28, 2013 Why do you want to go sealed on 6000 watts Is it rms or boss rms? idk what boss rms is... but it's for the rms rating that the website gives for them. Thanks I was pretty excited about the alt myself. kind of like a school girl, in a dress, on a swing. lol It's warming up enough that the donut-punching cyclist douchenozzles are getting their two wheeled fagmobiles out. My Build Log
bassfreake Posted January 28, 2013 Author Report Posted January 28, 2013 Step one: choose subs Step two: build sealed box to manufacturer specs Step three: power them with an amp that will give them enough power to satisfy the subs rms rating so... would that be a no? lol your question is just hard to answer, is there such thing as too much power for a sub..yes.....is there such thing as too much power for a box...well no, you just build the box to spec and thats that, sealed boxes are easy well I was just asking cuz a fellow car audio guy that lives next door had told me that I couldn't have my 2kw subs in a sealed box cuz it was too much power to safely put in a sealed up box and had me put vents in it Thanks I was pretty excited about the alt myself. kind of like a school girl, in a dress, on a swing. lol It's warming up enough that the donut-punching cyclist douchenozzles are getting their two wheeled fagmobiles out. My Build Log
BEEMDUB Posted January 28, 2013 Report Posted January 28, 2013 Step one: choose subs Step two: build sealed box to manufacturer specs Step three: power them with an amp that will give them enough power to satisfy the subs rms rating so... would that be a no? lol your question is just hard to answer, is there such thing as too much power for a sub..yes.....is there such thing as too much power for a box...well no, you just build the box to spec and thats that, sealed boxes are easy well I was just asking cuz a fellow car audio guy that lives next door had told me that I couldn't have my 2kw subs in a sealed box cuz it was too much power to safely put in a sealed up box and had me put vents in it yea I wouldn't pay to much attention to what that guy says lol....
bassfreake Posted January 28, 2013 Author Report Posted January 28, 2013 Step one: choose subs Step two: build sealed box to manufacturer specs Step three: power them with an amp that will give them enough power to satisfy the subs rms rating so... would that be a no? lol your question is just hard to answer, is there such thing as too much power for a sub..yes.....is there such thing as too much power for a box...well no, you just build the box to spec and thats that, sealed boxes are easy well I was just asking cuz a fellow car audio guy that lives next door had told me that I couldn't have my 2kw subs in a sealed box cuz it was too much power to safely put in a sealed up box and had me put vents in it yea I wouldn't pay to much attention to what that guy says lol.... lol yea I'm starting to realize this... he is also the guy that grounded my amp to the back of my seat and his way of testing if it was a good ground was hooking up the battery and then tapping the ground to the bolt holding my seat on and if he got sparks then it was a good place to ground. lol Thanks I was pretty excited about the alt myself. kind of like a school girl, in a dress, on a swing. lol It's warming up enough that the donut-punching cyclist douchenozzles are getting their two wheeled fagmobiles out. My Build Log
BEEMDUB Posted January 28, 2013 Report Posted January 28, 2013 Step one: choose subs Step two: build sealed box to manufacturer specs Step three: power them with an amp that will give them enough power to satisfy the subs rms rating so... would that be a no? lol your question is just hard to answer, is there such thing as too much power for a sub..yes.....is there such thing as too much power for a box...well no, you just build the box to spec and thats that, sealed boxes are easy well I was just asking cuz a fellow car audio guy that lives next door had told me that I couldn't have my 2kw subs in a sealed box cuz it was too much power to safely put in a sealed up box and had me put vents in it yea I wouldn't pay to much attention to what that guy says lol.... lol yea I'm starting to realize this... he is also the guy that grounded my amp to the back of my seat and his way of testing if it was a good ground was hooking up the battery and then tapping the ground to the bolt holding my seat on and if he got sparks then it was a good place to ground. lol lmfao....yea hes one of those guys that you just shake your head and nod and agree with and then go home and do the exact opposite
bassfreake Posted January 28, 2013 Author Report Posted January 28, 2013 Step one: choose subs Step two: build sealed box to manufacturer specs Step three: power them with an amp that will give them enough power to satisfy the subs rms rating so... would that be a no? lol your question is just hard to answer, is there such thing as too much power for a sub..yes.....is there such thing as too much power for a box...well no, you just build the box to spec and thats that, sealed boxes are easy well I was just asking cuz a fellow car audio guy that lives next door had told me that I couldn't have my 2kw subs in a sealed box cuz it was too much power to safely put in a sealed up box and had me put vents in it yea I wouldn't pay to much attention to what that guy says lol.... lol yea I'm starting to realize this... he is also the guy that grounded my amp to the back of my seat and his way of testing if it was a good ground was hooking up the battery and then tapping the ground to the bolt holding my seat on and if he got sparks then it was a good place to ground. lol lmfao....yea hes one of those guys that you just shake your head and nod and agree with and then go home and do the exact opposite well he's my next door neighbor and he was helping me with it cuz I was new to doing car audio myself so going home was kinda dificult as I was already home... lol but yea I don't plan on getting him to help me with my next build or setup. Thanks I was pretty excited about the alt myself. kind of like a school girl, in a dress, on a swing. lol It's warming up enough that the donut-punching cyclist douchenozzles are getting their two wheeled fagmobiles out. My Build Log
detroitdb Posted January 28, 2013 Report Posted January 28, 2013 Step one: choose subs Step two: build sealed box to manufacturer specs Step three: power them with an amp that will give them enough power to satisfy the subs rms rating so... would that be a no? lol your question is just hard to answer, is there such thing as too much power for a sub..yes.....is there such thing as too much power for a box...well no, you just build the box to spec and thats that, sealed boxes are easy well I was just asking cuz a fellow car audio guy that lives next door had told me that I couldn't have my 2kw subs in a sealed box cuz it was too much power to safely put in a sealed up box and had me put vents in it yea I wouldn't pay to much attention to what that guy says lol.... lol yea I'm starting to realize this... he is also the guy that grounded my amp to the back of my seat and his way of testing if it was a good ground was hooking up the battery and then tapping the ground to the bolt holding my seat on and if he got sparks then it was a good place to ground. lol lmfao....yea hes one of those guys that you just shake your head and nod and agree with and then go home and do the exact opposite ohhh yeah!!! https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipP7rjav9cD9UFdAYBJmz4M4LoNlF26ng1xhAf4Uhttps://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipP7rjav9cD9UFdAYBJmz4M4LoNlF26ng1xhAf4U 2013 DODGE CHALLENGER R/T SUNDOWN ZV4-18 CRESCENDO 3.5K PIONEER AVIC 5300 NEX ALPINE TYPE R 6.5S & 6X9'S ROCKFORD FOSGATE 1.5" TWEETS 5 C&D TECH BATTS
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