QUOTE(izso @ Jan 4 2013, 06:50 AM)
You got a custom passive done for yourself?!?! WAh.. respect
Speaking of which I have a pair of modified Dynaudio passives with mundorf caps in place of the stock stuff and mundorf resisters everywhere. Thinking of letting it go since I'm not using it. Anyone interested? Heh.
I'm curious to have a listen to your m-line. Have they been run in completely yet?
Added on January 4, 2013, 7:44 am
Uh.. why did you buy two? One type-R sub in a sealed box or a ported box is plenty of bass man. But being a dual 4-ohm means you can hook both subs up at 1ohm. But that PDX can handle only 2 ohm or 4 ohm. So hooking up the two type-R subs will have to be 4ohm which personally I find is quite soft. Even at 1200w RMS (14.4v) 4ohm may or may not be your cup of tea. If it's not, I recommend you go with just one sub.
Oh since it's 4ohm, use sealed if you're going to stick with using both subs wired to 2ohm each.
Hi bro izso the passives are not custom it's just from the factory Speaking of which I have a pair of modified Dynaudio passives with mundorf caps in place of the stock stuff and mundorf resisters everywhere. Thinking of letting it go since I'm not using it. Anyone interested? Heh.
I'm curious to have a listen to your m-line. Have they been run in completely yet?
Added on January 4, 2013, 7:44 am
Uh.. why did you buy two? One type-R sub in a sealed box or a ported box is plenty of bass man. But being a dual 4-ohm means you can hook both subs up at 1ohm. But that PDX can handle only 2 ohm or 4 ohm. So hooking up the two type-R subs will have to be 4ohm which personally I find is quite soft. Even at 1200w RMS (14.4v) 4ohm may or may not be your cup of tea. If it's not, I recommend you go with just one sub.
Oh since it's 4ohm, use sealed if you're going to stick with using both subs wired to 2ohm each.
The speakers are not completely run in yet
This post has been edited by ezmeer94: Jan 4 2013, 08:17 PM
Jan 4 2013, 08:14 AM

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