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Bronze Member Username: Shadow1290Post Number: 66 Registered: Jul-05 | i just watched p imp my ride holy hell usually the use sh***y a** sony audio crap the put a 22" inch MTX Jackhammer Sub (first car in the world to have one -HAHA-) in a car Powered buy 5 MTX amplifiers totalling 6000 WRMS of power [Holy Sh**] http://www.mtxaudio.com/caraudio/products/subwoofers/jackHammer.cfm they even went so far as to put a decible meter in his car (so as not to bust his eardrums) with a warning light when he got above 100 db - which it reached very easily One of the few P imp My Ride show with quality audio (but they also gave him a pair of BOSE noise cancelation headphones -HYPOCRICITAL- lol haha) |
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Bronze Member Username: Unpiled_acornRockland, Ontario Canada Post Number: 15 Registered: Mar-05 | u acnt put a sub on more than ine amp, how did u power it with five?............ |
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Bronze Member Username: Xdrummer03Tenessee Post Number: 95 Registered: Jul-05 | Wow first learn to spell you damn canadian.Then comment on something.Dude i seen the system on there like 20 minutes ago and i was like mutha trucka. |
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Bronze Member Username: Shadow1290Post Number: 67 Registered: Jul-05 | yes learn before you speak LOL |
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Bronze Member Username: Shadow1290Post Number: 69 Registered: Jul-05 | if i had that sub in my car i would put a garage door entrance into the media room into my house so i could pull my car in and hook it up to my stereo so i could use it when i watch movies or listen to music |
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Silver Member Username: Subzer0Richmond, KY USA Post Number: 518 Registered: May-05 | ... I hope whoever has that sub knows at least something about car audio.. or I pray they learn quick before they ruin that beautiful thing.. |
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Bronze Member Username: BrynmPrince Albert, SK Canada Post Number: 51 Registered: Jul-05 | don't bash a guy because of where he lives, keep it to his typos, then we won't bash you for your poor grammar " I seen" |
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Bronze Member Username: Matt12490Benicia, California Post Number: 100 Registered: May-05 | i wonder how slow that thing hits |
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Silver Member Username: Subzer0Richmond, KY USA Post Number: 519 Registered: May-05 | i'd say it hits pretty quick.. for that much rms.. regardless of size. |
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Bronze Member Username: Shadow1290Fayetteville, GA USA Post Number: 72 Registered: Jul-05 | I'd say for that much RMS id be deaf in a weak it would be intresting to see how long that guy has eardrums FYI: i used to be "Josh Miller" but edited my profile |
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New member Username: DucePost Number: 1 Registered: Aug-05 | "u acnt put a sub on more than ine amp, how did u power it with five?............" English: You can't put a sub on more than one amp, how did you power it with five? We just know what we're doing down here playboyy. I guess he thinks he's the foremost authority on all American sound system schematics. 320 pounds, mofo they'd break their backs trying to steal that. I'll pay homage the first time I hear one of these. What do think it will go for $1,300+ ? |
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Bronze Member Username: Chaunb3400Huntsville, Alabama U.S. Post Number: 32 Registered: Jul-05 | Dumbest website ever (It does not tell u anything) http://www.thetrue22.com |
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jungala Unregistered guest | if i'm not mistaken it retails for a small price of 6 grand |
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Bronze Member Username: Chaunb3400Huntsville, Alabama U.S. Post Number: 33 Registered: Jul-05 | 6,000 watts RMS/12,000 watts peak music power Carbon fiber and glass fiber dust cap with aluminum honeycomb sandwich FEA designed progressive roll spider with 10 AWG integrated tinsel leads woven in to allow for 2.5" of linear cone movement one way 6.5" voice coil with 19 guage, flat wound, high-temp aluminum wire designed for long excursion Expanded polypropylene cone with mica filler for reduced mass and increased stiffnes 900 ounce strontium ferrite magnet with extended magnetic field gap technology and aluminum shorting ring Aluminum heatsink to maintain the optimum voice-coil temperature 2.5" of x-max for serious excursion Weight: 369 lbs. |
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New member Username: DucePost Number: 3 Registered: Aug-05 | 6 g's .....so it's for the NBA ,NFL crowd. |
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Bronze Member Username: Shadow1290Fayetteville, GA USA Post Number: 73 Registered: Jul-05 | if they did "TRY"to steal it they peobably wouldn't even know WTF it was Picture thevies tryin to steal a 22 inch 230 pound sub in my mind HAHAHAHA |
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Bronze Member Username: Chaunb3400Huntsville, Alabama U.S. Post Number: 35 Registered: Jul-05 | Pretty much anyone who can afford an SUV, gas, rims, mansion, and one big a$s sub |
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Bronze Member Username: Shadow1290Fayetteville, GA USA Post Number: 74 Registered: Jul-05 | if they did "TRY"to steal it they probably wouldn't even know WTF it was Picture thevies tryin to steal a 22 inch 230 pound sub in my mind HAHAHAHA SRY (Spelling) |
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New member Username: DucePost Number: 4 Registered: Aug-05 | Yeah, they'd hook it up to a Baja 120W. |
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Gold Member Username: GlasswolfWisteria, Lane USA Post Number: 8975 Registered: Dec-03 | lil slugger.. heh the bastardized engrish version of paranoia agent? did ya know in Japanese his name was actually Shounen Bat? I guess "bat boy" didn't sound as sinister in English though. numerous ways to connect multiple amplifiers to a single SPL sub. strapped amplifiers, quad-coil sub, etc. The episode before this last one, they used another decent audio company as well.. I think it was all Orion or something, I forget. Since all of their gear is sponsored, I'd guess that as the show gains popularity, better companies are going to jump onto the bandwagon to sponsor bettr gear to bring in customers. |
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Gold Member Username: CarguyPost Number: 3812 Registered: Nov-04 | Just imagine trying to design a box for it. It might need some steel frame to hold it up. |
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New member Username: DucePost Number: 5 Registered: Aug-05 | Free air susp in a 86' Honda accord trunk, with a few pounds of polyfil. Paranoia agent, that's my show right now. Hard to follow, but man it's so messed up it doesn't matter. I've been trying to find the opening theme track online with no luck. Nice site BTW. |
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DUB Unregistered guest | This thing is d@mn awesome! http://www.lightav.com/ces/mtxjack1.jpg http://www.diald.com/CoolMiscStuff/CES_Prod/CESProduct02.jpg |
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Gold Member Username: GlasswolfWisteria, Lane USA Post Number: 8994 Registered: Dec-03 | look around on-line and you can find paranoia agent on DVD.. buy it subtitled and it'll make a lot more sense. Some shows just don't translate well to English, when they worry more about lipsyncing than they do about accurate translations.. that's one reason I hate ADR and I stick to raw or subtitled anime. You may enjoy it a lot more subbed.. if ya don't mind reading text while watching it. you could support that 230lbs sub in 1.5" reinforced MDF without needing metal for it. Heck, the RE XXX 12" are 60lbs each.. so that sub is no worse than a pair of say, RE MT 18" subs would be.. I don't think I'd go with a single 22" when I could use multiple smaller subs for the same airspace though to get the same result. Sometimes bigger isn't better.. Audiobahn proved that with their attempt at a 36" sub. |
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Bronze Member Username: Shadow1290Fayetteville, GA USA Post Number: 77 Registered: Jul-05 | 36" sub i don't think you, well maybe you could but cummon could you really mount 2 of thoes massive pieces of equipment in an suv, if so forget about UhUm... "extra Trunk space" -HEHE- Just buy a trailer hitch and hall that mother behind you - i/m sure you'll get the same effect (besides making the trailer jump off the ground at 70+ down the freeway |
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Gold Member Username: GlasswolfWisteria, Lane USA Post Number: 9007 Registered: Dec-03 | with that sub you'd only need one, really.. honestly with an 18" most people only need one if they want overwhelming bass. I remember the first time I saw a single 18" in a car and got to hear it back about 1990 or 91 in a Shirroco (sp?) VW firing straight up, driven with a Punch45, and another Punch45 to handle the 22 other speakers throughout the hatchback car.. It was jaw dropping back then and that one sub took the whole hatch area in it's box.. false floor came up to the trunk lip, with the amps mounted into the surface.. looked slick. Ah back in the day. anyway, I think a lot of people go overboard when they plan out systems, wanting to use a lot more power and speakers than they need to get what they really want. I'm a firm believer in the "keep it simple, stupid" school of thought for audio systems. The more simple and elegant the system, the better the end result usually is. |
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Gold Member Username: CarguyPost Number: 3813 Registered: Nov-04 | Funny, that's the same advice/train of thought used in programming, "K.I.S.S". |
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Bronze Member Username: Shadow1290Fayetteville, GA USA Post Number: 82 Registered: Jul-05 | Hey Glass, Issac, I was planning on putting 2 Subs in the trunk of my Car (2000 Toyota Camry LE V6) The brand/Model is -Infinit Perfect Kappa, DVC subs- I have always been told that for a car you need 12" subs to really feel the bass I don't plan on having a trunk rattling contest (I Like SQ more than SPL) coming from a guy with experience would 2 10" subs be able to feel the bass or would i be better off with 2 12" subs I listen to mostly Rock - Hard rock and do not plan on running around night and day thumpin my brains out -but still have the bass and feel needed to "show off" and thoes select times when you need to feel the beat |
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Gold Member Username: CarguyPost Number: 3817 Registered: Nov-04 | 2 10" subs should be adequate, but if you have the trunk space, 12" would be better for both SQ and SPL. |
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Bronze Member Username: Shadow1290Fayetteville, GA USA Post Number: 84 Registered: Jul-05 | the trunk space in my car is very big alomost (just a little bit less) than the 05 avlon trunk if you have ever seen the trunck of the cars they are the biggest trunks - they would give some small SUV's competition for trunk size |
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Gold Member Username: GlasswolfWisteria, Lane USA Post Number: 9018 Registered: Dec-03 | use the right tens and you'd have trouble telling them from twelves. RE XXX or JL 10W7 for example. high excursion, very tight, great SQ, take substantial power, all around great SQL subs. |
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Silver Member Username: Joe_cAtlanta, GA Post Number: 904 Registered: Mar-05 | new w6's aint to shabby either |