thanks for the power/spl/db info. i kinda knew that, but now its clear.
when i was talking percentage, i was referring to max excursion. since thats the defining point of the music i play. if it had 10mm xmax, and i run it at approximately 9mm, thats the 90% im referring to. but yes. DB is probably the better way to measure, i just havent ever worked with those measurements ever before. so got no reference to it.
on a different note, im doing a birthday gig on saturday, in a narrow shed (double bricked on both sides) its approximately 5-6m across. would you stack subs together or upright in this case?
do ya think stood up like this?
or stacked
when i was talking percentage, i was referring to max excursion. since thats the defining point of the music i play. if it had 10mm xmax, and i run it at approximately 9mm, thats the 90% im referring to. but yes. DB is probably the better way to measure, i just havent ever worked with those measurements ever before. so got no reference to it.
on a different note, im doing a birthday gig on saturday, in a narrow shed (double bricked on both sides) its approximately 5-6m across. would you stack subs together or upright in this case?
do ya think stood up like this?
or stacked
Hi maxo,
Usually 3 drivers in parallel give around 2 Ohm. 4 drivers will end around 1.5 Ohm and most amps are not build for that load.
Djim, i was always taught that it halves?
2x 8R in parallel, = 4R and then two 4R pairs will equal 2R???
2x 8R in parallel, = 4R and then two 4R pairs will equal 2R???
But it's not 8R in the first place, it's more like 6R. So two in parallel are 3R and four in parallel are 1.5 Ohms... pretty low load.
The more that Klampy posts, the more I realise that he knows almost nothing about his equipment.
does it really matter that i dont know details, or how to accurately measure how much power im using, or that its 3db more or less than something else?
i make dance music. i work in a rubber shop. i dont need to crunch numbers becuase i dont design speakers. i just build them based on proven designs. and they sound fantastic.
thats what makes me happy. is that to me, it sounds great. i know how to run it to its potential and now that ive got good quality drivers, im not going to burn them out.
tonight was my first mobile DJ event, it was a wedding, and i took one SS15. having it just shy of distortion for a good few hours, it wasnt even getting warm.
THAT^ makes me happy. 😀 not "knowing" every little detail about my equipment.
thanks.
congrats...
I hear enough dj stuff from a couple 15+1 cabinets on stands (no subs) crying for mercy.... it makes me want to cry.
Having someone want to be better, actually doing his own research on how, building his own cabinets, and then ending up with a success... That's very cool in my book.
I'll attend one of your events if the opportunity ever happens.
thanks Jbell 🙂
and to you, hats off. 4x SS15 subs are the most amazing sound i have ever heard this side of going to the club, or a band.
i will most definately be building more.
and to you, hats off. 4x SS15 subs are the most amazing sound i have ever heard this side of going to the club, or a band.
i will most definately be building more.
more happy customers 🙂
all four of my SS15s running at what i refer to as 85% and smacking the crap out of anyone standing in front of it!
absolutely incredible SPL. I am very very proud of it, and still cant believe that I have built something that sounds so good.
heres my amp settings for those who might be interested to see.
the setup
and party time
and going back to the night before, with the wedding. heres the settings for that.
and the setup with the sub under the table.
all four of my SS15s running at what i refer to as 85% and smacking the crap out of anyone standing in front of it!
absolutely incredible SPL. I am very very proud of it, and still cant believe that I have built something that sounds so good.
heres my amp settings for those who might be interested to see.
the setup
and party time
and going back to the night before, with the wedding. heres the settings for that.
and the setup with the sub under the table.
How did you get to that setting on the EQ? It looks more like a visual setting then an audio fine tuning¿
Great setup, I can see why no one is sitting on those chairs close to your sub, lol
Great setup, I can see why no one is sitting on those chairs close to your sub, lol
I had to do some adjustments for 12mm vs. 1/2" from the original plans (plus 9mm bracing). As I'm going through, I was just curious if there is any need for some 45* "guides" in the corners to make the measurements a bit smoother, or if I'm just adding weight with no benefits?
Thanx!
Thanx!
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I don't know, that's why I'm asking.😀
It's just me, I had a closer look and it looks like the tweeters are not giving a lot of highs or your ears don't hear them well. 😉
I used to see some 'smart stereo owners' way back who just set the sliders for aesthetics, sounded horrible!...
"but it looks nice..." 🙄