For future expansion, 12's are better. Multiple 12's will sound better than multiple 15's, and the vocals are better period. And the usual expansion is to add subs first, which increases power handling regardless.
A 15 is better if you're stuck on a serious financial and power budget for the forseeable future and need all you can get out of that one set of cabs.
A 15 is better if you're stuck on a serious financial and power budget for the forseeable future and need all you can get out of that one set of cabs.
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Just test this amp with these Sony Speakers.. Trust me Guys they are so good in Bass... even with a Tiny Volume.. The Speakers Like Shaking Hell.. I just using 1 Speaker with this...my other speaker not working.. its coil wire cutout mistakenly ..
i will upload a video... tomorrow... I Think.. this amp can Handle 12" SPeaker... easily...Video 1: https://vimeo.com/138940768
Video 2: https://vimeo.com/138941218
Video 3: https://vimeo.com/138942866
Now guys suggest me plzzz.. which 12" speaker should i buy... means about its rating?? 6ohm wattage??? required ...
Video 2: https://vimeo.com/138941218
Video 3: https://vimeo.com/138942866
Now guys suggest me plzzz.. which 12" speaker should i buy... means about its rating?? 6ohm wattage??? required ...
Easy build PA sub W-Bin for outdoors you need an 18" though if you build 2 that would be enough for what you wanna do, and it's a simple build use nice Home Depot 3/4" plywood hardwood I will post pics later going to work now look at my post below this article about Baltic Birch exclusively. Then you can build a simple 12"X1" top crossed at 150Hz. OR look for 15" version of the W-Bin (JBL plans).
>>>Hi, just be aware of the electrical side of the things
as I see that those 10"'s are rated 4 Ω impedance and I see double set of binding posts on each one, so what is Z in each coil ?
If it's 4 Ω and you connect them in series you'll get 8 Ω, if you parallel them you'll get 2 Ω.
If you use them all together wired for single channel, you must connect them series and parallel ( mixed ) to obtain, again, 4 Ω.
as I see that those 10"'s are rated 4 Ω impedance and I see double set of binding posts on each one, so what is Z in each coil ?
If it's 4 Ω and you connect them in series you'll get 8 Ω, if you parallel them you'll get 2 Ω.
If you use them all together wired for single channel, you must connect them series and parallel ( mixed ) to obtain, again, 4 Ω.
Here is the Test Video of 2 10" Subwoofer's with Yamaha DSP-R496 Amp ... Guys tell me.. are these working good or not?? and also suggest me a good box ....
https://vimeo.com/139062504
https://vimeo.com/139062504
Thanks ... PLease suggest me best enclosure for both of these... can i build W-Type box for these or should i buy a Simple Ported box...??? waiting for your answer
Was there absoultely no documentation at all that came with these? If that's the case, they expect you to put it in a random size sealed box. Usually the bigger the better.
You hook those up to that surround receiver and you'll need to run it flat out clipping all the time and running hotter than the blazes of hell and damnation just to make it as loud as a clock radio. You'll be surprised by just how little bass you get.
Guys i have wired my 2 subwoofers in series ... (2) 4ohm subs = 8ohm Load ... Now my amplifier is safe??? or not... i have notice that... now my amplifier is running cooler
or should i connect my (1) 4-ohm subwoofer with 2ohm (20watt) wirewound resistor on 1-channel, and the other like same to different channel... which would be best in terms of performance..??
Test Video In-series Connection without Resistor..
https://vimeo.com/139106260
Video 2
https://vimeo.com/139106897
or should i connect my (1) 4-ohm subwoofer with 2ohm (20watt) wirewound resistor on 1-channel, and the other like same to different channel... which would be best in terms of performance..??
Test Video In-series Connection without Resistor..
https://vimeo.com/139106260
Video 2
https://vimeo.com/139106897
i not an expert.. thats why i'm here to find a good advice...
as per calculation Tell me which option is best..??
Option:A
MY Amp Output
1 Channel: 95w RMS ( 4ohm Woofer + 2ohm 20 watt wound resistor) 6-ohm 95w-20w=75w Power
2 Channel: 95w RMS ( 4ohm Woofer + 2ohm 20 watt wound resistor)6ohm 95w-20w=75w Power
option B
1 Channel = 95w RMS: Dual 4ohm Subwoofer In Series (4ohm+4ohm =8ohm Load) Means each sub gets 47.5watts power...
as per calculation Tell me which option is best..??
Option:A
MY Amp Output
1 Channel: 95w RMS ( 4ohm Woofer + 2ohm 20 watt wound resistor) 6-ohm 95w-20w=75w Power
2 Channel: 95w RMS ( 4ohm Woofer + 2ohm 20 watt wound resistor)6ohm 95w-20w=75w Power
option B
1 Channel = 95w RMS: Dual 4ohm Subwoofer In Series (4ohm+4ohm =8ohm Load) Means each sub gets 47.5watts power...
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