Would this be ok in 1.5 cubic ft ; what would the tuning be?
891091
I installed mine in a Becker cabinet 16"x16"x28". It sounds as good as the original. It has great response and my cabinet has a variable crossover which I can set. I think this would even be great for a stand alone base driver for a surround system. It has really great base sound! Hopes this helps?
891092
To be honest with you, I have no clue of what you are talking about. I had 2 Pioneer tower speakers with 12 inch by 150 watt woofers that needed to be replaced. I bought 2 of these speakers to replace them. I installed them in place of the old speakers and the speakers sound great. In fact, better then the originals.
1453392
Prabably, but I would not as the RPMs are a bit low. This is an entry level unit.
1922479
That's a long haul... Hope the point is not too deep.... Anyway the pump inlet is 1 1/4 so you'll want to adapt down from 1.5 pipe to 1.25 right near the pump
2051889
yes this amp would be perfect... 500 rms amp pushing 2x250rms should be good... you want the amp rms equal to the total sub rms
889861
I don't think it would be a good idea it is about 3/4 of the size of a normal one it is not a tiny guitar. By the way we finally got to tune it properly
1538816
I think 2 cvr 12's would be OK but 4 might be to much. I had this amp on one alpine DVC 10inch in a 1.6 cu ft box. It hit hard but lacked in low bass tones.
82495
late answer - depends on a couple things - size of room and loudness desired - a 150 sq ft room ( 10 x 15 ft )with 8 ft ceiling at ' average' loudness, I'd say no problem. a 15 x 20 ft room at ' rock' levels might be a stretch... but then 5 inch bass isn't the right speaker for big rooms or loud anyway.
1484684
might get a 1in at best. better off buying coil blocks to stuff in there. good luck
733249
Hey Tony,Yes that would be perfect. I have similar setups in my 2.5's and do the same. Just be sure to break the tab in 1/4's for that size tank.Jon
675215
I would, but not that well cause this amp is only rated at 500 wats rms, and 2 12's at 400 a piece is more than it can handle. It would probably start to get warm or even hot.
214087
I'm not sure. But I don't think you'll be able to tune it. A 2 meter antenna is a lot shorter than cb and the coil with stinger is 1/4 wave cb 108 inches. Don't know if you could tune it to 2 meter half wave maybe.
1664447
Depends on what kind of box it's in. Idk the specs but mine are in a ported box about 1.5 cubic feet each. That's more than enough. If it's in a sealed box you really only need like 1-1.25 cubic feet.
1139917
depends on the sound you want...this would probably give you nice clean deep sound with.an increase of 2.5' increase of piping
1640838
I have a full enclosed box and it sounds great. The design to my box was custom, since for this size of sub, it is a must. The thickness of the box is 1 inch. My sub I have installed in my Baja power boat, so for this reason, I had to have my box made with special marine grade compounds to prevent expansion and distortion to the box. But if you plan on having installed in a vehicle, you shouldn't have an issue with that. One suggestion, this sub does require a lot of power, so I would highly recommended at least 750watt HD amp from JL audio.
1977382
I would go for a 140/100 for light work. This 260/200 gets hot real quick and a little too strong for wire gauge 18 - 24 and smaller.
932454
If it is a 240 watt amp you could get by with .5 farad cap and possibly save money. The rule of thumb is 1 farad per 1000 watts. This model would be overkill. The price is really good though. If it is the same price as a .5-1 farad I would always error on the "more is better" side. A cap will help take the strain of big dynamic transients off your alternator (lights dimming on big bass drops, etc.).
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I have to be somewhat critical here to the lack of information given by the amazon site listing and their website. I believe the question should be what VOLUME does it cover ... and the response should be given in cubic feet ... which it isn't. So the 155 sq.ft. as listed in the manual and NOT on their website - I guess is good for 100 ft tall ceilings as well as 1 ft tall ceilings (??). (I apologize for the sarcastic answer, but they really should be clear on something like this.)