A 320 LB. sub can't be good for gas mileage.
Mar 28, 2005 | 04:37 PM
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A 320 LB. sub can't be good for gas mileage.
MTX JackHammer 6½" voice coil. Thats big.
Post links to more of these "Extreme" speakers if someone has any. New or old.
Post links to more of these "Extreme" speakers if someone has any. New or old.
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Mar 28, 2005 | 07:26 PM
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honestly big subs like that are a novelty item and actually kinda impractical and dumb - why use a substance like strontium ferrite when you can use neodynium that will hold a STRONGER magnetic charge at 10% of the weight. Considering this sub is supposed to be for those who have money to throw away - you'd think the cost of neodynium wouldnt matter if they were REALLY targeting that group which they aren't....
Secondarily, try mounting that in a verticle baffle LOL! And God forbid you got your fingers caught between it and a horizontal baffle....can you say amputated? lol
But having one for free would be fun...lol
Secondarily, try mounting that in a verticle baffle LOL! And God forbid you got your fingers caught between it and a horizontal baffle....can you say amputated? lol
But having one for free would be fun...lol
Mar 28, 2005 | 08:28 PM
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How about the Adire Parthenon?
Here's a picture of the motor assembly:
They build the sub when you buy it - if you can spare $5,000-$8,000 for one sub.
The Parthenon. The ultimate loudspeaker driver. More excursion, more output, higher power handling than any driver on the face of the earth. A true 82mm one way linear stroke (nearly 6.5 inches peak to peak linear), and a radiating surface greater than three 18" subwoofers allows the Parthenon to generate the highest SPL levels ever achieved by a single driver (more output than eighteen high end 18" drivers)
They build the sub when you buy it - if you can spare $5,000-$8,000 for one sub.
Mar 29, 2005 | 03:49 PM
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Originally Posted by byron4
rediclious....... but cool. i bet it sounds horrible but is very very loud
If it's the MTX Jackhammer, then yes I agree.
May 6, 2005 | 02:13 PM
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Originally Posted by 89macrunner
audiobah makes a 36" sub...its like 50,000watts RMS or something like that
i have 3 in my 4runner...it pounds pretty hard
i have 3 in my 4runner...it pounds pretty hard
A few companies made huge "things" like that. Just the fact that it's 320 LBS. is amazing.
May 7, 2005 | 05:13 AM
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Originally Posted by kylerensmeyer
I saw the name Royal Device, and I knew it was the one that was built into the floor.
louder then aonye elses aroudn here so im happy... but paritally deaf .. and its only half powered
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