Speaker box anybody have them
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Speaker box anybody have them
I am getting ready to order this anybody been using these if so what are your thoughts on the product or company??
http://caraudiofactory.com/20042007-...ker-p-252.html
http://caraudiofactory.com/20042007-...ker-p-252.html
Last edited by vothman35; 03-13-2008 at 06:45 PM.
#3
Wow, not sure why you posted all that extraneous stuff from the website...and then did it a second time too. You may want to edit your posts and remove all that stuff, as it is very annoying.
The box looks really nice, but I do see one problem with the design. The 12" Kicker CVT's call for a minimum box volume of 1.0-4.6 cubic feet per speaker. That box only has 0.46 cubic feet per speaker. I don't really know how this will affect the sound output, but I would think that, if anything, it will decrease the amount of power you can put through them. Maybe someone else here can tell you if the box being too small will have an effect. This requirement is actually the reason I went with the Rockford Fosgates instead of the Kickers.
The box looks really nice, but I do see one problem with the design. The 12" Kicker CVT's call for a minimum box volume of 1.0-4.6 cubic feet per speaker. That box only has 0.46 cubic feet per speaker. I don't really know how this will affect the sound output, but I would think that, if anything, it will decrease the amount of power you can put through them. Maybe someone else here can tell you if the box being too small will have an effect. This requirement is actually the reason I went with the Rockford Fosgates instead of the Kickers.
#5
Here is a box you might want to check out.
http://musicmooseaudio.com/ford_f_150f.html
This box will allow you to run two 10's or 8's if you choose and has
Custom Built with 5/8" MDF Construction
Dual, Sealed .635 Cu. Ft. Per Chamber
Mounting Depth: 5-1/2" Inches
You could put in for example
JL w1's
Alpine SWS-1023D's
Rockford Fosgate Stage 1's
Here is an ebay link to the same company selling them on ebay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=its%3DS%252BI
I just ordered this one for my truck and I will be getting it in today.
http://musicmooseaudio.com/ford_f_150e2.html
I got it from them on ebay though for $115 + $49 in shipping.
I am still saving some money for some subs to put in them (probably JL W3's) but I can take some pics if you want.
http://musicmooseaudio.com/ford_f_150f.html
This box will allow you to run two 10's or 8's if you choose and has
Custom Built with 5/8" MDF Construction
Dual, Sealed .635 Cu. Ft. Per Chamber
Mounting Depth: 5-1/2" Inches
You could put in for example
JL w1's
Alpine SWS-1023D's
Rockford Fosgate Stage 1's
Here is an ebay link to the same company selling them on ebay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=its%3DS%252BI
I just ordered this one for my truck and I will be getting it in today.
http://musicmooseaudio.com/ford_f_150e2.html
I got it from them on ebay though for $115 + $49 in shipping.
I am still saving some money for some subs to put in them (probably JL W3's) but I can take some pics if you want.
#6
Originally Posted by freekyFX4
Wow, not sure why you posted all that extraneous stuff from the website...and then did it a second time too. You may want to edit your posts and remove all that stuff, as it is very annoying.
The box looks really nice, but I do see one problem with the design. The 12" Kicker CVT's call for a minimum box volume of 1.0-4.6 cubic feet per speaker. That box only has 0.46 cubic feet per speaker. I don't really know how this will affect the sound output, but I would think that, if anything, it will decrease the amount of power you can put through them. Maybe someone else here can tell you if the box being too small will have an effect. This requirement is actually the reason I went with the Rockford Fosgates instead of the Kickers.
The box looks really nice, but I do see one problem with the design. The 12" Kicker CVT's call for a minimum box volume of 1.0-4.6 cubic feet per speaker. That box only has 0.46 cubic feet per speaker. I don't really know how this will affect the sound output, but I would think that, if anything, it will decrease the amount of power you can put through them. Maybe someone else here can tell you if the box being too small will have an effect. This requirement is actually the reason I went with the Rockford Fosgates instead of the Kickers.
Actually, the mechanical power handling would increase.... But depth in frequencies would suffer. And thats already going to be a bit of an issue because its a shallow mount subwoofer.
#7
Originally Posted by Low_e_Red
x2 on gettin rid of everything there.
Actually, the mechanical power handling would increase.... But depth in frequencies would suffer. And thats already going to be a bit of an issue because its a shallow mount subwoofer.
Actually, the mechanical power handling would increase.... But depth in frequencies would suffer. And thats already going to be a bit of an issue because its a shallow mount subwoofer.
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#8
Originally Posted by freekyFX4
Thanks for straightening out my backwards thinking Red...I knew it had some effect.
Just think there is more of a vacuum or pressure because the air doesnt have as much area to compress. Therefore, it takes more power to get the same excursion...
Theres more to it but thats just easy to think...
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#11
Originally Posted by wakebrdr142
Here is a box you might want to check out.
http://musicmooseaudio.com/ford_f_150f.html
http://musicmooseaudio.com/ford_f_150f.html
#12
Originally Posted by vothman35
I went ahead and got 2 10" 's going to try to get installed this weekend. I am going to have them run on a Rockford p3002 Bridge to 4 ohm? Any ideas on getting the most out of them.
Kicker cvt10 dual 4ohm speakers 10"
Kicker cvt10 dual 4ohm speakers 10"
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