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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: wisconsin
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Need help making as loud of a sub box I can with at least 115db @37hz .. Now here is what I got to work with... Box can only be 28" tall by 12x18" I am thinking use a 10" or 12" or 2 of em What ever you feel is for subwoofer and box style.. I got a $500 limit but less is always better
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Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: USA
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Ciare NDC8-3, about $200, with 50W is 115.5dB at 37hz with 20V input (50W/8Ω). Rated for 300W RMS, it should play loud enough.
Rises about 3dB from 40hz~100hz to allow for 'room gain', -3dB around 34hz with respect to 40hz.
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: wisconsin
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Can I get this sub in the u.s. I haven't heard of that name brand ?
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Join Date: Jan 2011
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looks promising. as long as its in 1.0Pi...
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Join Date: Feb 2001
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"Can I get this sub in the u.s. I haven't heard of that name brand ? "
A quick Google comes up with: Ciare NDC8-3 - Ciare NDC8-3 is a 600 watt 8 inch lightweight neodymium speaker for all bass and mid-bass speaker systems- Ciare Speakers - Ciare NDC8-3 8 inch lighweight neodymium speaker for bass guitar, PA speaker systems, etc. Ciare NDC8-3 8 inch "looks promising. as long as its in 1.0Pi... " Most people have a floor and a wall to use it by. They may not have a suitable corner though, so I didn't use 0.5Pi.
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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Here's a cheap eminence suggestion that works assuming 1pi is OK.....
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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Here's a ppsl, just for djk that would accomplish your stated goals... and at $59 each, would be cheap, and have budget left over for a bash500 to power it...
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: wisconsin
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Jbell thanks for the research . Which one would you suggest.. It's going in a boat ?
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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You won't get 1pi loading in the boat -- 2pi only. You replacing your dual kicker TH? or are you helping a friend out -- those sound like different dimensions than I remember for your dual kicker. what wattage/ohm you targeting?
Last edited by jbell; 6th June 2011 at 06:33 PM. |
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