Shadowworks ProTitan???

jun_type_r · 2nd April 2008, 02:41 PM

Hi,

I am a total newbie so any help would be appreciated.

I have just purchased a pair of Shadowworks ProTitans on a whim and without doing any real research. Having looked deeper into them i am wondeing whether they are more suitable for home audio then car audio? I cant find any real info on them being used in Car set ups and the only video link i found was for home audio?

http://www.shadowworks.co.uk/SW/HTML/products/titan.htm

Can anyone shed any light onto this?

My current set up is as follows: -

HU : - Pioneer DEH - P85BT

EQ : - Soundstream MPQ-5XO

Comps : - Rainbow SLC 265 (currently being run of headunit until my Audison SRX2 gets installed)

Rear : - Alpine Type R 69a reference speakers (run through a PG 100.2 amp again until the Audison gets installed.)

Amp : Soundstream XTA 600.2

Subs : - 2 x Focal 38V 15 inch

Wiring : - All Audison

The subs were bought to replace the focals as these have recently been stolen along with the Soundstream amp.

If the Shadowworks are suitable for Car use then can anyone suggest a good Amp to power them???

Sorry for the longness but any help would be appreciated?

AcridSaint · 2nd April 2008, 07:02 PM

I don't have any experience or knowledge of these subs, but they're 4 ohm according to the photos on that site, so I'd guess they were designed with car audio in mind.

I'd look into ZED Audio for your amp if you're looking for a nice amp to drive them.

jun_type_r · 2nd April 2008, 09:05 PM

Acrid cheers for the reply.

I have the option of picking up a Zed Audio Hifonics Atlas Version 8. But keep the options coming

Thanks for the advice.

AcridSaint · 3rd April 2008, 04:30 AM

Hi again - if the HiFonics is one of the older ZED ones, it's surely going to be a good amp for you. ZED Audio also makes new amps today under their own brand and they are absolutely gorgeous and not terribly priced, imo.

Hope you get your subs up and running and come around to tell us about how they sound.

2nd April 2008, 02:41 PM	#1
jun_type_r diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2008	Shadowworks ProTitan??? Hi, I am a total newbie so any help would be appreciated. I have just purchased a pair of Shadowworks ProTitans on a whim and without doing any real research. Having looked deeper into them i am wondeing whether they are more suitable for home audio then car audio? I cant find any real info on them being used in Car set ups and the only video link i found was for home audio? http://www.shadowworks.co.uk/SW/HTML/products/titan.htm Can anyone shed any light onto this? My current set up is as follows: - HU : - Pioneer DEH - P85BT EQ : - Soundstream MPQ-5XO Comps : - Rainbow SLC 265 (currently being run of headunit until my Audison SRX2 gets installed) Rear : - Alpine Type R 69a reference speakers (run through a PG 100.2 amp again until the Audison gets installed.) Amp : Soundstream XTA 600.2 Subs : - 2 x Focal 38V 15 inch Wiring : - All Audison The subs were bought to replace the focals as these have recently been stolen along with the Soundstream amp. If the Shadowworks are suitable for Car use then can anyone suggest a good Amp to power them??? Sorry for the longness but any help would be appreciated?

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2nd April 2008, 07:02 PM	#2
AcridSaint diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2008	I don't have any experience or knowledge of these subs, but they're 4 ohm according to the photos on that site, so I'd guess they were designed with car audio in mind. I'd look into ZED Audio for your amp if you're looking for a nice amp to drive them.

2nd April 2008, 09:05 PM	#3
jun_type_r diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2008	Acrid cheers for the reply. I have the option of picking up a Zed Audio Hifonics Atlas Version 8. But keep the options coming Thanks for the advice.

3rd April 2008, 04:30 AM	#4
AcridSaint diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2008	Hi again - if the HiFonics is one of the older ZED ones, it's surely going to be a good amp for you. ZED Audio also makes new amps today under their own brand and they are absolutely gorgeous and not terribly priced, imo. Hope you get your subs up and running and come around to tell us about how they sound.