9515G with 8" CF dustcap

[9515ROB]

Does any have a 9515 with a 8" CF dustcap because im about to get a recone and i dont know if i should get the same size dustcap or a 8" so if any 1 has any pictures can they post them on this thread

[doug118]

google can be your best friend. try taking 5 seconds to search

first thing that comes up when you GOOGLE "digital designs 8" dust cap" http://forum.soundpressure.com/showthread.php?p=132312

[9515ROB]

google can be your best friend. try taking 5 seconds to search

first thing that comes up when you GOOGLE "digital designs 8" dust cap" http://forum.soundpressure.com/showthread.php?p=132312

haha thanks i didnt even think about doing that

Im def getting the 8" dust cap it is so sexy

[Kian]

I believe the larger the dust cap you go, you start to loose cone area. I don't know that for a fact but i think i heard it from ed Lester.

[doug118]

I'm not saying what you said isn't true but if it were a fact then wouldn't people all run the absolute smallest dustcap possible?

[audiofanaticz]

The cone area is there no matter what. The size of a dust cap wont really effect anything except make your cone tougher or more rigid and not fold under lots of back pressure or power.

If this was the case, every speaker manufacture would use a solid 1 piece cone/dustcap design like the alpines, or eclipse subs or the old flat piston PPI subs.

The cone and dustcap move together, so how there would be less cone area is beyond me.

Some speaker manufactures say things that are not true to simply make you buy their product over other said product. Theres also alot of shady audio shops that do the same, or say something along the lines of "if they dont sell it, its junk".

These are 18inch carbonfiber caps on 18inch subs