The big problem with FR speakers is that they have unimpressive bass.
Hence, subwoofers.
If anyone has a subwoofer driver left over from an upgrade, an old low-power plate amp, or whatever, I could probbably use it.
Cheap is paramount - I don't have much cash.
Hence, subwoofers.
If anyone has a subwoofer driver left over from an upgrade, an old low-power plate amp, or whatever, I could probbably use it.
Cheap is paramount - I don't have much cash.
Teapot,
Take a look at Mach 5 Audio.
Several subwoofer drivers that perform well and will not hurt your wallet.
Take a look at the subwoofer I built using one of their drivers.
MAW-10 Subwoofer Project.
Also, you should be able to save some money if you use an existing amplifier for power.
Cheers,
Gio.
Take a look at Mach 5 Audio.
Several subwoofer drivers that perform well and will not hurt your wallet.
Take a look at the subwoofer I built using one of their drivers.
MAW-10 Subwoofer Project.
Also, you should be able to save some money if you use an existing amplifier for power.
Cheers,
Gio.
GG said:
Nice! (I wonder if I could get some of those used?)
How much trouble do you think I'd get in if I used a standard amplifier, wired in parallel? Velleman also makes an inexpensive 100w amplifier kit (the 8040), but I've heard that it sounds awful.
I don't imagine that will work well. You can often find inexpensive amps from the 70s/80s at a thrift shop for not too much money.
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