I'd get a 3000, with a 1300 square foot room, you're talking about 8000+ cubic feet of volume!
NINaudio Audioholic Samurai Oct 19, 2020 #21 I'd get a 3000, with a 1300 square foot room, you're talking about 8000+ cubic feet of volume!
S shadyJ Speaker of the House Staff member Oct 19, 2020 #22 MacCali said: Written review on the PB 3000: 133 dB of SPL at 30 Hz! You’ll have 800 watts RMS of continuous power and 2,500 watts of peak power on hand. This kind of deep bass and power is not something you are going to want to have in an apartment or condo unless you are totally isolated from your neighbors as you will likely get a stream of complaints if you crank this guy up to its full potential Click to expand... Lol 133 dB at 30 Hz? Um no. Maybe if you put your ear right next to the cone. It's a good sub, but that is an absurd number.
MacCali said: Written review on the PB 3000: 133 dB of SPL at 30 Hz! You’ll have 800 watts RMS of continuous power and 2,500 watts of peak power on hand. This kind of deep bass and power is not something you are going to want to have in an apartment or condo unless you are totally isolated from your neighbors as you will likely get a stream of complaints if you crank this guy up to its full potential Click to expand... Lol 133 dB at 30 Hz? Um no. Maybe if you put your ear right next to the cone. It's a good sub, but that is an absurd number.
M MacCali Full Audioholic Oct 19, 2020 #23 lovinthehd said: Sounds like a dual-opposed design, several companies make them. I have one, and my next diy will be one. Seaton Submersive is one fairly famous one.... Click to expand... Yup, found it now. Thanks man I really appreciate that, was searching for an hour LOL -_-
lovinthehd said: Sounds like a dual-opposed design, several companies make them. I have one, and my next diy will be one. Seaton Submersive is one fairly famous one.... Click to expand... Yup, found it now. Thanks man I really appreciate that, was searching for an hour LOL -_-
M MacCali Full Audioholic Oct 19, 2020 #24 NINaudio said: I'd get a 3000, with a 1300 square foot room, you're talking about 8000+ cubic feet of volume! Click to expand... so basically 7 times the amount of bass I really need
NINaudio said: I'd get a 3000, with a 1300 square foot room, you're talking about 8000+ cubic feet of volume! Click to expand... so basically 7 times the amount of bass I really need
M MacCali Full Audioholic Oct 19, 2020 #25 lovinthehd said: Sounds like a dual-opposed design, several companies make them. I have one, and my next diy will be one. Seaton Submersive is one fairly famous one.... Click to expand... I mean does the vibration really go down with this design?
lovinthehd said: Sounds like a dual-opposed design, several companies make them. I have one, and my next diy will be one. Seaton Submersive is one fairly famous one.... Click to expand... I mean does the vibration really go down with this design?
lovinthehd Audioholic Jedi Oct 19, 2020 #26 MacCali said: I mean does the vibration really go down with this design? Click to expand... Yes, the cabinet is nearly inert with the opposed drivers cancelling each other out on the motive force that you might get from a single driver (i.e. the sub crawling/dancing a bit). I seem to remember an ad for either the Seaton or the one I have (Epik Empire) where they'd balance a quarter on edge on the cabinet while it was playing at high volume....
MacCali said: I mean does the vibration really go down with this design? Click to expand... Yes, the cabinet is nearly inert with the opposed drivers cancelling each other out on the motive force that you might get from a single driver (i.e. the sub crawling/dancing a bit). I seem to remember an ad for either the Seaton or the one I have (Epik Empire) where they'd balance a quarter on edge on the cabinet while it was playing at high volume....
M MacCali Full Audioholic Oct 19, 2020 #27 mazersteven said: View attachment 40817 Click to expand... Fine SB-16 Ultra's it is, HAPPY!?!?
mazersteven Audioholic Warlord Oct 19, 2020 #28 MacCali said: I mean does the vibration really go down with this design? Click to expand... Ya I'm sure the 137lbs has nothing to do with it (eyes rolling)
MacCali said: I mean does the vibration really go down with this design? Click to expand... Ya I'm sure the 137lbs has nothing to do with it (eyes rolling)
lovinthehd Audioholic Jedi Oct 19, 2020 #29 mazersteven said: Ya I'm sure the 137lbs has nothing to do with it (eyes rolling) Click to expand... Not a lot really. It's mostly from the cancellation of forces. Put two drivers, an amp and a stoutly braced box of mdf all together and it's gonna weigh a bit....think mine is 120. My diy will be baltic birch ply to keep the weight down a bit.
mazersteven said: Ya I'm sure the 137lbs has nothing to do with it (eyes rolling) Click to expand... Not a lot really. It's mostly from the cancellation of forces. Put two drivers, an amp and a stoutly braced box of mdf all together and it's gonna weigh a bit....think mine is 120. My diy will be baltic birch ply to keep the weight down a bit.
M MacCali Full Audioholic Oct 19, 2020 #30 I wonder if the Elac adante sub is the same concept, looks like it.
lovinthehd Audioholic Jedi Oct 19, 2020 #31 MacCali said: I wonder if the Elac adante sub is the same concept, looks like it. Click to expand... Similar, it has two opposed drivers but they're not exactly opposed, the box is trapezoidal...might be close enough tho.
MacCali said: I wonder if the Elac adante sub is the same concept, looks like it. Click to expand... Similar, it has two opposed drivers but they're not exactly opposed, the box is trapezoidal...might be close enough tho.
