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I hav'nt been in here for awhile because I've been buisy working on my trucks system with what little time I have here and there. I decided that I wanted to have a system capable of producing the pressure it would take to do hair tricks. The first time I seen a vehicle do this was on youtube, then I was hooked.
I did'nt realize what it was gonna take so I chose my own path and am very pleased with the end result.
A lot of people only care about a number and whatever hz it takes to get there. Some take the route that I call simple and cost effective, but this route I find undesirable. Then there is the route where alot of cone area and average power do the trick, this is desirable if you have a lot of room.
But what catches my attention and as I beleive this for the average person is a more custom and more desirable sounding system, something loud but will still hit decent db numbers.
Of course this is my own opinion, but I share the same desire with many people.
So I set out to accomplish this, had some idea's here and there about design from some people but nothing seemed to work for me, so I did my own thing the way I wanted.
Too make a long story short I have included a few pics of the install.
It's 4 DB Drive Plt15wd d2 in 5cft per sub ported to 31hz, the power is a Lanzar Opti12001d.
This was a custom simple slot port box that was built and then put in the back of my crew cab chevy truck.
As of now I have metered 152+ at 36hz this was with amp up about 1/4 gain with no bass boost or tuning of the amp. Now granted I do have 8 group31 agm batteries and 1 250amp alt.
Pretty good number I think if your a numbers person, but what I am pleased with is how it sounds, it plays music so wonderfully if you can tolerate all the metal flexing noise. And did I mention hair tricks lol, oh ya it does that pretty well also. I hav'nt done but a few video'd attempts at hair tricks because I had a problem with my amp cutting out thanks to some crappy chineese circuit breakers. But anyway I did do a few vids anyway for the heck of it. As of now I have no sub amp, but when I get my new 1 I am gonna have a hay day with the video camera.
The system is'nt gonna break any records, but thats not what I wanted anyway.
I just wanted to comment that you can have a comp vehicle that does 150db+ that also plays music wonderfully, oh and did I mention good hair tricks lol. Thanks for letting me share my thoughts and experiences. Russ
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I did'nt realize what it was gonna take so I chose my own path and am very pleased with the end result.
A lot of people only care about a number and whatever hz it takes to get there. Some take the route that I call simple and cost effective, but this route I find undesirable. Then there is the route where alot of cone area and average power do the trick, this is desirable if you have a lot of room.
But what catches my attention and as I beleive this for the average person is a more custom and more desirable sounding system, something loud but will still hit decent db numbers.
Of course this is my own opinion, but I share the same desire with many people.
So I set out to accomplish this, had some idea's here and there about design from some people but nothing seemed to work for me, so I did my own thing the way I wanted.
Too make a long story short I have included a few pics of the install.
It's 4 DB Drive Plt15wd d2 in 5cft per sub ported to 31hz, the power is a Lanzar Opti12001d.
This was a custom simple slot port box that was built and then put in the back of my crew cab chevy truck.
As of now I have metered 152+ at 36hz this was with amp up about 1/4 gain with no bass boost or tuning of the amp. Now granted I do have 8 group31 agm batteries and 1 250amp alt.
Pretty good number I think if your a numbers person, but what I am pleased with is how it sounds, it plays music so wonderfully if you can tolerate all the metal flexing noise. And did I mention hair tricks lol, oh ya it does that pretty well also. I hav'nt done but a few video'd attempts at hair tricks because I had a problem with my amp cutting out thanks to some crappy chineese circuit breakers. But anyway I did do a few vids anyway for the heck of it. As of now I have no sub amp, but when I get my new 1 I am gonna have a hay day with the video camera.
The system is'nt gonna break any records, but thats not what I wanted anyway.
I just wanted to comment that you can have a comp vehicle that does 150db+ that also plays music wonderfully, oh and did I mention good hair tricks lol. Thanks for letting me share my thoughts and experiences. Russ
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