Well the question is, Do Subwoofers ever stop growing and getting more umm (wierd looking) and bigger!
And you thought Kicker sqaures were awesome.. Check out these muthas!!
http://www.caraudioplanet.com/imagelib/liv...966-800x600.jpg
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Have fun drooling!!
p.s - Each 4" coil is worth as much as a full woofer in the us, Theres a page on there you can see the difference in coils they use and the ones other sqaure sub manfactuars use!!
[ January 25, 2003, 13:08: Message edited by: N.O.S Boy ]
Full Version: Does it ever end?
Hmm..
Reminds me of the multimag subs Donald Hebig made a few years ago
Reminds me of the multimag subs Donald Hebig made a few years ago
Looks more like a coffee table
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Originally posted by Bassaholic:
Hmm..
Reminds me of the multimag subs Donald Hebig made a few years ago
hahahaHmm..
Reminds me of the multimag subs Donald Hebig made a few years ago
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[ January 26, 2003, 12:56: Message edited by: KraSE ]
Where do i put my order in?
uhhh trampoline
Hahah i bet if u stood on it and burped it ud go flyin haha!
A few things trouble me. is this for real? The site looks genunine but has something that makes me think "Tornado"!!
1. "The most powerful sub in the world"
Shouldn't they say "this sub handles more power than any other subwoofer". What they said sounds like a SCR catalogue, maybe they should call it a "power pumper" instead!
2. "The second most powerful sub in the world"
Maybe they should also add "boom box" "bass thrasher" and "100,000W peak" in there somewhere!
If these drivers ever hit the market, you'd want to match your amp gains VERY carefully. Imagine if you had more power driving one corner, you could push the other coils into their poles!
Phil
PS: "DOES IT EVER END" - I hope not
[ January 27, 2003, 08:01: Message edited by: Incar Phil ]
1. "The most powerful sub in the world"
Shouldn't they say "this sub handles more power than any other subwoofer". What they said sounds like a SCR catalogue, maybe they should call it a "power pumper" instead!
2. "The second most powerful sub in the world"
Maybe they should also add "boom box" "bass thrasher" and "100,000W peak" in there somewhere!
If these drivers ever hit the market, you'd want to match your amp gains VERY carefully. Imagine if you had more power driving one corner, you could push the other coils into their poles!
Phil
PS: "DOES IT EVER END" - I hope not
[ January 27, 2003, 08:01: Message edited by: Incar Phil ]
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PS: "DOES IT EVER END" - I hope not
I mean do these umm, Ridiculous looking monsterous things ever stop getting bigger!I could never see the sqaure in compition!
LoL
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Originally posted by Incar Phil:
2. If these drivers ever hit the market, you'd want to match your amp gains VERY carefully. Imagine if you had more power driving one corner, you could push the other coils into their poles!
Dont people us OSCILLOSCOPE to match amps?
2. If these drivers ever hit the market, you'd want to match your amp gains VERY carefully. Imagine if you had more power driving one corner, you could push the other coils into their poles!
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Originally posted by KraSE:
[QBPicture Posted 17/11/01
Yeah - the outputs are matched at a reference source level, but if that source level is increaed or decreases, electrical component differences in amplifiers means that each amp may output slightly different power levels.
So each voice coil's motion would be sightly different, hence working against each other.
The amps would have to be fully matched and tested to each other so with different source levels each amp would have to make exactly the same power and be exactly in phase. Then each voice coil would work together in unison. The cone would still have to be furkin strong.
So each voice coil's motion would be sightly different, hence working against each other.
The amps would have to be fully matched and tested to each other so with different source levels each amp would have to make exactly the same power and be exactly in phase. Then each voice coil would work together in unison. The cone would still have to be furkin strong.
it looks like a bbq hotplate
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