Single sheet TH challenge

[epa]

Originally Posted by 4pyros

OK. Apparently not enough.
Marry Christmas

and to everyone @ the diy sub department

ot ,how are your reconed speakers holding up,and what did you do to make them survive.?

[4pyros]

epa; The pyro box speakers are holding up well. I raised the low cutoff to 40hz for now and set the brick wall limiters. Over the winter I will be restricting the throats and cheaking the excursion to see how hard I can push them.
One of the last shows I did with them I had all 8 up on 7 foot scafolding at a race track along side the pits on 9-11. The people could not go in their trailers because the subs were rocking them so hard. It was like the pyro boxs turned them all into drums. LOL

[PASC]

Originally Posted by NEO Dan

Hey PASC,
Could you post the images instead of linking back to your host page? They have adds for adult stuff above your images. Use the link for your picture and the [IMG] tag.

Learned.

Round restriction, as indicated by jbell, at the throat to reduce travel of the cone and so thermal compression at the limits.

http://img1.uploadhouse.com/fileuplo...caa3d91033.jpg

Trying the B&C 15CL76 which appears to be a candidate to make SS15 his house;

http://img1.uploadhouse.com/fileuplo...c531809ab5.jpg

Using it with low-cut at 40Hz till 96/100Hz, by ear it plays bass guitar notes accurately, and with cone control till Pe limit. The bass player liked it, timber, fidelity and loudness are good.

Regards,

[NEO Dan]

Originally Posted by PASC

Learned.

Round restriction, as indicated by jbell, at the throat to reduce travel of the cone and so thermal compression at the limits.



Trying the B&C 15CL76 which appears to be a candidate to make SS15 his house;



Using it with low-cut at 40Hz till 96/100Hz, by ear it plays bass guitar notes accurately, and with cone control till Pe limit. The bass player liked it, timber, fidelity and loudness are good.

Regards,

You are getting closer, now all you need are the [img] tags, there is a little icon at the top of the post editor.

[screamersusa]

Originally Posted by 4pyros

For the record the pyro subs weigh in at 112Lbs.

I think thats a little more than even a furysub..
Now I'm curious.. Ill have to weigh one...lol

[4pyros]

Originally Posted by screamersusa

I think thats a little more than even a furysub..
Now I'm curious.. Ill have to weigh one...lol

Ya, Its a little heaver now. I added 3/8 pressure treated plywood to the bottom to keep the dampness away from the burch ply.

[screamersusa]

Saltzburg... sorry I'm late but

Furysubs go low enough for dubstep etc with 3015 in them.
I'd almost like to see a ss15 that goes lower but needs more boxes to make up
some db. That would make a pretty modular little system.

[Djim]

[4pyros]

Originally Posted by Djim

You missed the pyro box.

[screamersusa]

WOW! Now that's a cool table.. I wish I was so neat and organized
Perhaps adding external dimensions and if they are designed with truck pack friendly wheels
might be usefull. I did have to keep in line with standard truck pack sizes. Two Meyer Up-1 fit perfectly on top of the cab so most don't realize I don't have matching meyer subs. That was another issue I had to deal with.
Thanks, I was having a rough day till I saw the chart..

Ahhh what is a pyrosub? I hunted through the posts already.