I'm planning on building an ultimax sub or subs for my stereo system. I watch movies and listen to some music, rap etc with my system.
At the moment I have M-dac hooked up to NAD214 running Seas Odins, so hooking up a sub would require a subwoofer amp with outputs for the main speakers with HPF. So an amp like Dayton SPA500dsp would do the trick, however if I build two 12" subs I would require two of these amps.
Plan is to first build one sub ad if that is 12" then I might build another one in the future.
So here are my questions:
With a DSP amp and decent listening levels will the 12" and 15" pretty much equal on how low they go in their sealed enclosures that part express bundles with the drivers? I just want to add the extension to be able to go to 20Hz with the system
If I stay at a moderate levels on listening the sub would the spa250dsp be strong enough to drive these subs?
Is there a better solution for hooking up a sub to a stereo system than a dsp amp? For example a separate dsp and amp that would allow adding another sub to the system if I go with the 12"
Cheers for your answers
At the moment I have M-dac hooked up to NAD214 running Seas Odins, so hooking up a sub would require a subwoofer amp with outputs for the main speakers with HPF. So an amp like Dayton SPA500dsp would do the trick, however if I build two 12" subs I would require two of these amps.
Plan is to first build one sub ad if that is 12" then I might build another one in the future.
So here are my questions:
With a DSP amp and decent listening levels will the 12" and 15" pretty much equal on how low they go in their sealed enclosures that part express bundles with the drivers? I just want to add the extension to be able to go to 20Hz with the system
If I stay at a moderate levels on listening the sub would the spa250dsp be strong enough to drive these subs?
Is there a better solution for hooking up a sub to a stereo system than a dsp amp? For example a separate dsp and amp that would allow adding another sub to the system if I go with the 12"
Cheers for your answers
I am sorry to say this, I will never get any equipment from behringer. Their devices are just utter garbage.
I think this tests watt measurements tells a lot about their devices:
Behringer iNuke 1000, 3000, 6000 ja 6000DSP -paatevahvistimet testissa | AudioVideo.fi
Measured RMS, first 8 and then 4 ohm load:
iNuke 1000: 110 / 210 watts
iNuke 3000: 280 / 250 watts
iNuke 6000: 1 000 / 1 550 watts
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