Eclipse titanium

blk02ss Bronze Member Username: Blk02ss Post Number: 60 Registered: Feb-06	Posted on Wednesday, June 07, 2006 - 17:41 GMT The Eclipse TI is 750 watts rms... is that for the subwoofer, or per voice coil... so can it be wired at 750 or 1500? i keep hearing differant.
/\|/E/\/\E/\|/ Silver Member Username: Nemen Post Number: 868 Registered: Dec-05	Posted on Wednesday, June 07, 2006 - 17:56 GMT i believe its from both voice coils so its 750rms. but people give it way more.
andy F Silver Member Username: Andysd03 Post Number: 169 Registered: Jan-06	Posted on Thursday, June 08, 2006 - 04:54 GMT the regular eclipse TI? they are only 750rms total... now the eclipse TI pro is 3000watt rms
Chauncey Brown Gold Member Username: Chaunb3400 Huntsville, Alabama U.S. Post Number: 7570 Registered: Jul-05	Posted on Thursday, June 08, 2006 - 05:01 GMT 1500 is just the thermal power rating, not the rms...750 is the rms
Chauncey Brown Gold Member Username: Chaunb3400 Huntsville, Alabama U.S. Post Number: 7576 Registered: Jul-05	Posted on Thursday, June 08, 2006 - 05:07 GMT
blk02ss Bronze Member Username: Blk02ss Post Number: 61 Registered: Feb-06	Posted on Thursday, June 08, 2006 - 13:28 GMT thats what i figured... just like all other subs, but i thaught i remember hearing they are rated per voice coil. i might match one with my jl e series amp, or i still might go with the crystal comp. the only thing is... the eclipse ti will be getting 800 watts rms and the Crystal comp only 480 because it's wired @ 4 ohms.
SW9152 Silver Member Username: Sw9152 Michigan Post Number: 768 Registered: Feb-06	Posted on Thursday, June 08, 2006 - 14:04 GMT i called up eclipse/figitsu ten and talked to one of the tech guys and he told me that the titaniums were rated per vc on the website so they are 1500wrms total. also i am giving my eclipse ti 1600wrms daily and i works great.
SW9152 Silver Member Username: Sw9152 Michigan Post Number: 769 Registered: Feb-06	Posted on Thursday, June 08, 2006 - 14:17 GMT you should definately give it more than 800wrms. i used be giving it 1200wrms and it was pretty loud but now at 1600 it really shines.
blk02ss Bronze Member Username: Blk02ss Post Number: 62 Registered: Feb-06	Posted on Thursday, June 08, 2006 - 14:26 GMT will it still sound good with 800 watts rms?
blk02ss Bronze Member Username: Blk02ss Post Number: 63 Registered: Feb-06	Posted on Thursday, June 08, 2006 - 14:27 GMT will it sound good and be okay with only 800 watts rms?
blk02ss Bronze Member Username: Blk02ss Post Number: 64 Registered: Feb-06	Posted on Thursday, June 08, 2006 - 14:28 GMT sorry for double posting that
SW9152 Silver Member Username: Sw9152 Michigan Post Number: 770 Registered: Feb-06	Posted on Thursday, June 08, 2006 - 14:43 GMT it will sound alright, i used to have a audiobahn a8000t powering it when i first got it. it will sound decent and get sorta loud but really look into getting a bigger amp.
lucas beckner Gold Member Username: Lbeckner Tulsa, Ok Usa Post Number: 1060 Registered: Oct-04	Posted on Friday, June 09, 2006 - 00:39 GMT per v.c.
Chauncey Brown Gold Member Username: Chaunb3400 Huntsville, Alabama U.S. Post Number: 7612 Registered: Jul-05	Posted on Friday, June 09, 2006 - 01:08 GMT not to be a d!ck, but with so much confusion, blk02ss call them and ask for urself.... Ask them what is the rms, not thermal power handling(thats how i blem my brahma) ask them how much power u can give it without voiding the warranty...
Jake Hill Gold Member Username: Kd7nfr Montpelier, ID United States Post Number: 1628 Registered: Apr-05	Posted on Friday, June 09, 2006 - 03:51 GMT If you build your box right, 200 watts RMS will make it hit. With 800, you'll be fine. I'd go 3.5cu/ft. tuned to 35Hz or 32Hz, depending on your listening style.

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