Finally...... A video........
Originally Posted by Speedy8
The rockford being the best outta all of those?
and are you talking about these subs?
http://www.woofersetc.com/index.cfm?...roduct_ID=4486
and are you talking about these subs?
http://www.woofersetc.com/index.cfm?...roduct_ID=4486
Originally Posted by rowdyt
if you dont mind me askin... how much and where did you get it? I used to have one that registered up to 150dB that plugged into the 12v plug but like i said... it was capped at 150 so if this does up to 180 it might be a decent cheap alternative to a TermLab
edit: - oh and does it have a function that will hold the peak dB instead of just real time dB readings like in ur vid?
edit: - oh and does it have a function that will hold the peak dB instead of just real time dB readings like in ur vid?
Originally Posted by BestNTx
My last set up was one of these subs(p2 10") running off of a punch 201s amp... It cracked in the cone 3 times in the same exact spot... They replaced it everytime but I had to pay 18 dollars shipping to get it back to them everytime So if I were you... I would spend my money elsewhere.
Originally Posted by Speedy8
I added you to aim.. im Jp42093838, but ill talk to you more tomorrow if your on
edit: and if i were to get the Zapco and decided to 'upgrade' my subs, is it powerful enough to handle most subs?
edit: and if i were to get the Zapco and decided to 'upgrade' my subs, is it powerful enough to handle most subs?
Originally Posted by Speedy8
actually, i think i might go with the Soundstream turantula series, ive herd good things about them... anyone have any knowledge about them?
sorry, no longer have AIM. Tarantula subs are aout average as far features and power handling. If you want bump, you need to look at 3 things
1) Sd= cone surface area
2) Xmax= excursion
3) efficiency=spl
all of these things help to make boom. the higher each of these numbers, the more boom your going to have in theory as long as the box and amp are tuned correctly.
1) Sd= cone surface area
2) Xmax= excursion
3) efficiency=spl
all of these things help to make boom. the higher each of these numbers, the more boom your going to have in theory as long as the box and amp are tuned correctly.
Originally Posted by jmt0645
sorry, no longer have AIM. Tarantula subs are aout average as far features and power handling. If you want bump, you need to look at 3 things
1) Sd= cone surface area
2) Xmax= excursion
3) efficiency=spl
all of these things help to make boom. the higher each of these numbers, the more boom your going to have in theory as long as the box and amp are tuned correctly.
1) Sd= cone surface area
2) Xmax= excursion
3) efficiency=spl
all of these things help to make boom. the higher each of these numbers, the more boom your going to have in theory as long as the box and amp are tuned correctly.
Originally Posted by Speedy8
Ok, so which subs besides the Rocksford, because they seem cheaply made, i dont mind paying 380 for a pair
Originally Posted by jmt0645
first, One insident is no cause to say they are cheaply made. Second, You don't always have pay alot for good quality. with that said, Here is what I would reccomend since you don't want rockfordhttp://www.woofersetc.com/index.cfm?...roduct_ID=2927
do you have any instant messenger, cause i dont want to flood your thread
Originally Posted by Speedy8
Im still considering the rocksfords, I just dont know what im buying, and i guess im judging too much on price.. i just need to buy some and start somewhere and learn
do you have any instant messenger, cause i dont want to flood your thread
do you have any instant messenger, cause i dont want to flood your thread
Originally Posted by Speedy8
So i wont be dissappointed with the RF's, they pound real hard?
Originally Posted by Speedy8
Ok, so which subs besides the Rocksford, because they seem cheaply made, i dont mind paying 380 for a pair
btw- thanks jmt0645 i'll see if i can pick one to get an idea until the audio shop will stop bs'ing and get their TL
Last edited by rowdyt; Mar 27, 2007 at 11:59 PM.


