raymondterry93 Posted April 20, 2015 Report Posted April 20, 2015 Well i gave up on those MTX9500's i had they were complete shit compared to this new 15 i just purchased from american bass, its alot louder than both of them. plus it free'd up a shit ton of weight i had in the back of my car, i was wondering if anyone else has one of these. another question i am going to ask how RMS can they actually handle i have it on 950rms right now at 2 ohms. i want to buy another amp that will leave room for purchasing another 15
Polish Posted April 20, 2015 Report Posted April 20, 2015 I have an XFL1522 (same Sub just d2 ohm) currently and it's great. I just wish I had another one. I have it powered by a MBQ Onyx 1600.1d and it doesn't break a sweat. PolishSpec My website07 Fit 15" American Bass XFL- Build Log
raymondterry93 Posted April 20, 2015 Author Report Posted April 20, 2015 how much rms can i give clean to these all day tho
Ahmed Johnson Posted April 20, 2015 Report Posted April 20, 2015 I'm pretty sure they are underrated. I had some hd series that was eating 2000 watts. As long as the signal is clean and you know what to smell for you could probably put 1500 watts in those.
raymondterry93 Posted April 20, 2015 Author Report Posted April 20, 2015 I'm pretty sure they are underrated. I had some hd series that was eating 2000 watts. As long as the signal is clean and you know what to smell for you could probably put 1500 watts in those. but the HD's are meant to handle more power.
raymondterry93 Posted April 20, 2015 Author Report Posted April 20, 2015 and to answer anymore questions its in a huge prefab boxed tuned to 37hz 4cubicfeet i did all the measurements cause i was bored of doing demos and hurting my tiny ear drums
Joe X Posted April 22, 2015 Report Posted April 22, 2015 4 net is is good for it, engage subsonic filter and set your gains with a DD-1 or a scope and check your electrical to support the power you intent to put before actually trying. Overpowering can gain some 2 dB if you are intersted and think it's worth the risk.
raymondterry93 Posted April 22, 2015 Author Report Posted April 22, 2015 4 net is is good for it, engage subsonic filter and set your gains with a DD-1 or a scope and check your electrical to support the power you intent to put before actually trying. Overpowering can gain some 2 dB if you are intersted and think it's worth the risk. what should i have subsonic set too? i have it at 28hz which it doesnt cut out when i play low bass songs, it gets all the power it wants to hit high but when i hit low my shit dims and everything and sounds like moving air. and what do you mean but check the electrical? like make sure my battery can keep up with it? my altenator is getting rebuilt by PA generators to take more amp because they dont make bigger sizes for my type of car only 70amp's and no room to stack, but they send build it tough then get 2 extra batteries and i should not have any issues with the altenator keeping up with that much RMS
Joe X Posted April 22, 2015 Report Posted April 22, 2015 If your lights dim then your electrical is not on par, see if your upgrades correct the problem, do a big 3 if not done yet. Subsonic filter at 28Hz is ok.
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