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post Feb 11 2006, 06:12 PM

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band pass can boost up the lows up to +-3db. the only trouble with this is, when u put a bandpass closure in a boot(another closure) it will make things worst. another theory is when a ported closure in a boot (seal closure), it will automatically act as an band pass is some setup tongue.gif this is just what u get from too much ICE. pardon my ignorance biggrin.gif
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post Feb 12 2006, 11:54 AM

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if u put your woofer like the first pic there, u will have a hell lots of vibration! the floor board will be shaking like earth quake and your metal body will vibrate too. except if u put thick mat like the superlon under your woofer to reduce the vibration. but its not 100% sealed so its not that perfect interm of performance.

i would recommend ditching the woofer and get a real good component set and test it out first. some quality component set would have enough bass that your friend tot you are running a 8" sub. or even a 10" sub.
everything need to blend in, like your amp, your crossover and component... try the focal utopia or K2 series.. if u have the budget.

if ur purpose of getting a sub is for blasting (sound pressure level SPL) then you definately need a big enclosure or a very good free air type of sub. all boil down to your wallet....
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post Feb 12 2006, 03:24 PM

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QUOTE(IceCube @ Feb 12 2006, 11:54 AM)
if u put your woofer like the first pic there, u will have a hell lots of vibration!  the floor board will be shaking like earth quake and your metal body will vibrate too. except if u put thick mat like the superlon under your woofer to reduce the vibration. but its not 100% sealed so its not that perfect interm of performance.

i would recommend  ditching the woofer and get a real good component set and test it out first. some quality component set would have enough bass that your friend tot you are running a 8" sub. or even a 10" sub.
everything need to blend in, like your amp, your crossover and component... try the focal utopia or K2 series..  if u have the budget.

if ur purpose of getting a sub is for blasting (sound pressure level SPL) then you definately need a big enclosure or a very good free air type of sub. all boil down to your wallet....
some how I don't agree...

you need subs to play low frequencies.... no matter how good the comps are, you won't be able to hit the lows because the midbass have it's limit.

I don't listen to choir or acapella songs... so bass sound is a must tongue.gif

Anyway, I've already decided my choice in the 1st page....

This post has been edited by soulfly: Feb 12 2006, 03:25 PM
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post Feb 14 2006, 03:50 AM

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dude... found this on the net... tongue.gif

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post Feb 26 2006, 03:10 PM

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Does subwoofer placement matters in sound staging?

I noticed some different subwoofer trunk positions but afraid these setups are not good for SQ...

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post Mar 19 2006, 12:03 AM

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for me it is not neccesary to place the sub in the middle.just like your pc speaker...the sub will be either right/center/left and other directions that are appropiate.actually i am also in the same scenario with soulfly,thinking to put the sub but reluctant to put those big box into the boot coz i need those space.picture no 1 should be ok for me.

 

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