Diy sub driver questions
polkanddie
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Ok so I recently changed my diy from a 3 cu ft ported to a sealed 1.5, I thought I would be able to turn up the gain more but no, I'm running A Dayton 540w rms @ 4 ohm, with a svc db 10. Needless to say I need another driver, my budget allows about $100. I've been looking at anything from Polk mm12's to l5 kickers. Infinity kappas. And Memphis mojos. I have a friend who has a mojo 12 he will sell me for $80. Btw this is a home theater application. Not really for music. What does everyone think?
TV- Insignia 46'' LED,1080p,120hz
Monster Power center hts3600 mk2
Onkyo tx sr 503
Rm6600 with 4 sanus stands
SUB(DIY)
Dayton HPSA500, JVC Arsenal dvc 2ohm 12" wired to 4ohms in 1.5 cu ft sealed box
extras... RT10's.rti4s.atrium 5's.
"sticking feathers up your butt does not make you a chicken"-Tyler Durden
Monster Power center hts3600 mk2
Onkyo tx sr 503
Rm6600 with 4 sanus stands
SUB(DIY)
Dayton HPSA500, JVC Arsenal dvc 2ohm 12" wired to 4ohms in 1.5 cu ft sealed box
extras... RT10's.rti4s.atrium 5's.
"sticking feathers up your butt does not make you a chicken"-Tyler Durden
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Just a thought. But Elemental Designs has some B-Stock subs for sale pretty cheap. Might wanna check them out.--Gary--
Onkyo Integra M504, Bottlehead Foreplay III, Denon SACD, Thiel CS2.3, NHT VT-2, VT-3 and Evolution T6, Infinity RSIIIa, SDA1C and a few dozen other speakers around the house I change in and out. -
I checked out the e designs subs. I couldnt really find anything in my price range with the amount of power handling i need. I found something on crutchfield. JVC Arsenal subwoofer. 12'' . 600w rms and 1800 max. $100 buy one get one free. so I figure ill keep one and sell the other on craigslist.TV- Insignia 46'' LED,1080p,120hz
Monster Power center hts3600 mk2
Onkyo tx sr 503
Rm6600 with 4 sanus stands
SUB(DIY)
Dayton HPSA500, JVC Arsenal dvc 2ohm 12" wired to 4ohms in 1.5 cu ft sealed box
extras... RT10's.rti4s.atrium 5's.
"sticking feathers up your butt does not make you a chicken"-Tyler Durden