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smoht
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12/01/2003
02:20:02
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Hi, I was thinking about two 10's. These are the spec's on them.
Competition-grade: 2400-watt handling capacity
270-oz. strontium magnet
10" nonpressed paper cone with aluminum ribbed cone insert
Patent-pending die-cast aluminum rib insert couples with the voice coil former to dissipate 50% of the heat from the voice coil
Heat-dissipating design allows the woofer to handle 56% more power without sacrificing sensitivity
3" dual voice coil
Vibration-absorbing dual conex spider keeps voice coil properly centered
Large foam rubber surround suspends the cone, maintaining proper centering even while producing slamming bass
Durable one-piece EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate) gasket; sturdy 1.75 cu. ft. wooden box
Sensitivity: 89dB SPL (sound pressure level)
Tuning: 40Hz
Product Details
Warranty Terms - Parts 1 year
Warranty Terms - Labour 1 year
Product Height 10"
Product Width 10"
Product Weight 24 lbs.
Product Length 6"
Efficiency 89dB
Frame Material Die-cast aluminum
Impedance Dual 2 ohm
Magnet Size 270 oz.
Magnet Type Strontium
Number of Voice Coils Dual (2)
Peak Power Handling (watts) 2400 watts
Recommended Cubic Feet (box) 1.75 cu. ft.
Recommended Installation Type Ported
Special Features Recommended port size: 4" (diameter) x 9" (length); tuning: 40Hz; Fs: 30Hz; Vas: 0.351 cu. ft.; Qms: 3.36; Qes: 0.33; Qts: 0.3012; Xmax: 0.5"
Surround Material Foam rubber
Woofer Material Nonpressed paper with aluminum rib insert
Connection Type Chrome screw terminals
Continuous Power Handling 1000 Watts
and one of there 3500- Watt Class D Mono Digital Amplifier. It says this amp's the perfect component for maximizing subwoofer performance while minimizing distortion, with 10% THD, 18dB bass boost and variable (50-150Hz) lowpass crossover. 3500W (peak) x 1 @ 1 ohm, 10% THD; 1200W (peak) x 1 @ 2 ohms; 650W RMS (continuous) x 1 @ 4 ohms
Is it worth it? Whats with Ohm and all that?
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ok
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12/01/2003
11:34:42
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I think it's worth it. Power acoustik hits hard. As
far as the oms, "If i'm wrong please correct" I
think that it is how much power the speaker
draws from the amp. The higher the ohm the
less of a draw. The lower the ohm the higher
the draw. I think, make sure to check w/
someone else though cus' I don't really know
that much!
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smoht
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12/01/2003
19:04:38
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alright thanks.
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CJ
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12/01/2003
23:45:36
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an "ohm" is the unit for measuring resistance of the coil...lets say you have a 4 ohm voice coil...this means that your sub will impose a 4 ohm load on the amp and the amp will give X amount of power at that load rating....with dual voice coil you can change the resistance...whether you connect the coils in series or parallel....I'm sure I am confusing the hell out of you...but to make it simply the lower your ohms the more wattage your amp puts out...however! most amps aren't made to handle a load less than 2 ohms max...unless it specifies "1 ohm stable"...if you drop below 2 ohms and you amp isn't rated for it...9 times out of 10 you will fry the crap out of your amp
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CJ
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12/01/2003
23:47:00
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I caught a mistake in there...it should say "to make it simple...not simply"
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smoht
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12/02/2003
17:01:23
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Alright thanks CJ
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