okay well with all this RE trouble im becoming impatient lol. and i thought to myself.... what if i did something i dont knwo ANYONE has done yet....audioque. i could use my 1000/1 and get 3 12 inch LW series which are 300w rms. id have a little headroom although im sure the subs could easily take 500w rms. and i want to do like 8cuft with a ton of port area. i havent started figuring it all out yet i jus got this idea. i bet it would be a seriously loud system. but anyways. i want to do 30hz so i get as much musicality out of them as possible. but the Fs on the 12 is 31hz. thats pretty high. oh wow. i just noticed something .. the Qts is .49 ... so its "supposed" to go in a sealed box right? but ported will be fine...right? ... for you experts... what do you think? i definetly want to do ported so if it wont work out then scrap it. thanks for your help.
i dont know what Qts and Fs mean and i was looking at getting 2 RE SE's what would be better sealed or ported, i was going to go with sealed, because its a triangular box to fit my hatch
ahhhh muddy! u deutschbag lol... wow i think i encountered a problem though... dammit theres always a problem... 3, 4 ohm SVC subs come out to 1.34 ohms.... is that the only way to wire them? because thats below 1.5 so i cudnt do it...
you should be ok ported. for a 12" I'd go about 2cu ft net volume, use a 4" ID port, and tune it to about 34Hz and you should be fine. set the amp subsonic filter to 30Hz and you shouldn't ever unload the sub that way.
you don't want to tune the box too low or you lose the benefits of having a ported box. you need to be right in the area where it'll do the most good, and 34Hz is right about on the spot.
sounds good glass. the only problem is the SVC 4 ohm... is there another way to wire it besides the 1.34 ohm load? ... i wish they had 15s id just get 2 of them. but 2 12s isnt enough lol
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how can you tell what type of box your sub is made for?
by strong or weak motor you dont mean quality right? because audioque is basically digital designs and they are very good quality...but does any1 know if there is another more reasonable ohm load from 3 svc4 ohm subs?
the motor strength or BL of the driver reflects how much control the magnet/motor structore of the sub exerts on the moving mass. it's a trade off. generally the more control the motor has, the more accurate or controlled the speaker is going to be, but the less efficient it'll be, too. a strong BL is good for SQ but not so good for SPL. There are other factors affected as well but that gives you an idea.
