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Old 21st November 2002, 05:05 PM   #1
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Hello,
I would like to build a sub with two Dayton 6.5s in seperate enclosures. I have an amplifer that will supply 25 watts rms and two channels. The Dayton 6.5 has a sensitivity of 88db/watt What will the sensitivity be of the overall system?

thanks in advance,

Opie
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Old 22nd November 2002, 02:25 AM   #2
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The sensitivity, with both channels driven at 1 Watt each, will be 94 dB at 1 Meter. For 25 Watts each channel, that will go up to slightly over 107 dB total SPL, measured 1 Meter away.

In a reasonably sized room, you can expect the entire room to be slightly down from the 1 Meter measurement. Reverberation keeps it from falling off too quickly with distance, like it would in an open space.
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