Ascendant audio TEAM Series Sub

[rocking.that.eclipse]

when I talked to bkfolfo4 he said no to the team aa's in a 4th

[baron_of_bass]

Jesus Christ, I'm not getting this info out of my anus lol

I talked to Scott about both before I made my purchase and he said the Team Fi would be better in a 4th.

[baron_of_bass]

when I talked to bkfolfo4 he said no to the team aa's in a 4th

You're correct but people in Europe are cramming the Team AAs in 4th orders in tiny cars that seem to be getting good results.

[Kyblack76]

Its not that they both CANT PERFORM in either?!?!

Im willing to bet, they would both be OK ...lol, if you put them in bubble wrap.

[Omega5002]

On that wall I posted, Dennis(the owner) mentioned it doesn't play as low as his Zv3 18's did but got more brutal from 35hz and up, but then again, that wall was tailored for zv3 18's, so the port is gonna be changed to better suit the new subs, and more power

The Rodeo as it sits now does 158's sealed on the dash, and 159.8 in the kick door open.

[CortezDTV]

So much fail in this thread

God damn

How many times does it gotta be repeated correctly

Team aa's can be made with a slightly different spider pack and gap then making it 4th order freindly

The better option is 6th orders anyway.....

Power

If ur asking how much power it can take you do not have enough powere or electrical

They are quite efficent which has been completely over looked by most.... but they can handle upwards of 7k to 10k no issues, if u know what you are doing

Xmax is huge

Out the box the 15"a have a Fs of about 27hz

My wall with 4 15s tuned very high (IMO) played low no issues.... Tuned to high 40s I still peaked at 44 and 32 doing 156+ with half power about 14,000 rms ( 2 AB 750.1s)

Lets just say the can last a long time plugged into a wall socket

[Real96SS]

Honestly OP it really comes down to would you rather run a sub that Scott built with either an AA sticker or Fi sticker. You wont be able to tell the difference in them anyways. As far as not working in a 4th vs working in a 4th, I have seen subs that are supposedly not meant for a 4th actually work in a 4th. Thats without changing anything on the sub. As for the power they take, they can both take a ton of power if you know what your doing. Im running the Fi's on 3 dc 9k's on 16v probably getting over 5k and I do all my runs back to back without heating up the sub. in a flat wall Im right at a 59 sealed and just did a 61 outlaw in the kick. So either sub you pick will do what you want

[HunterJohnson]

Don't try a 4th order with the new AA team sub. There's too much motor force and it'll shatter the cone like glass. But if you built a nice ported box it'll shatter ur windshield instead

Specifically this information I have is from Scott on the 18" version in a suburban. 4/18 c pillar.

[AA98hoe]

Best sub in the market IMO .. Mine take 2-8 ks in 16 v daily .. They took one 8 k each at finals never made noise have never found mechanical limits .. Mine were made special for a fourth opened up gap an different soft parts ..

[CleanSierra]

I knew that spider packs and motor force were the main factors in the ability to play in a 4th well or not. Just because they don't have the EBP that makes them perfectly suited for a 4th, doesn't mean they won't work in one.

With a sub as highly customizable as either of the Team subs, I'm sure they can be built however you'd like and for whatever enclosure you choose. Obviously you wouldn't want to just have a low EBP with a soft ass spider pack that won't allow power to be put to the sub. There is a limit to how soft they can make it to accommodate the motor force in order to avoid shredding spiders and launching cones.

Since you're planning on only running them in a ported enclosure, none of this even matters. The fact is, they're built TOUGH and will take the power and get loud doing it . The guys that have commented have first hand experience and will be your best resource for knowledge that there is.