My transmission line subs 4-21"

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ajhockett

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here is the spec sheet
 

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ajhockett

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i had electrician over this morning to pull another circuit for my sub amp(s) they didnt believe me that I was popping the one that was already there so i had to show them. its much more powerful now. I just ordered 3 more of these subs, 1 to replace one that I fried today, and 2 to make 2 more TL subs with. That will put me at 6 total. ill be happy there. (for now)
 
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Andrew Eckhardt

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Well usually anything with a qts well below 0.2 has most of the coil already in the gap and a very large magnet to cone ratio. This speaker has about a moderate amount of magnet, and if it really has 9mm of xmax the generic specs from the site are realistic sounding, and you'd have a broadly useful sub driver to design with. Maybe the extremely low Q "version" would work OK in a horn, I have about zero experience with that, but it usually means you're going to get a -3dB point well above Fs for any other type of box, although it might be darned efficient.
 
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chrapladm

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Do you have any info in regards to construction build of these monsters?

I would love to build something like those but I think my height would be no taller than 8.5 feet tall and just 2 of them.

Either way those are very impressive. I dont think any youtube or video will do those any justice.
 
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