matt and marty... audio help and advice
06-Nov-2004, 06:20 PM
#23
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Originally posted by The Prophet
so what would you reccommend chris??
the 2 swiss audio subs that i was looking at or the eD subs??
and what eD subs are the best setup that will be able to compare to the swiss spl subs...??
and i have access to the table saws and routers down here but i know that doesnt help you much
so what would you reccommend chris??
the 2 swiss audio subs that i was looking at or the eD subs??
and what eD subs are the best setup that will be able to compare to the swiss spl subs...??
and i have access to the table saws and routers down here but i know that doesnt help you much
Do you have your own tablesaw and router or a buddy of yours?
Hopefully over the winter i can get my trim pieces made up and wrap em in vinyl and be done with the backend of my car.
06-Nov-2004, 06:21 PM
#24
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Those swiss ones might be better, im not sure cuz i never heard of them. The reason why im suggesting eD is because they are a really good quality, good sounding product. And they are a really good company to deal with. Plus you can take advantage of the pre-order pricing and save yourself a lot of coin. They are also specifically designed to work in small enclosures which is a bonus when you're talking about a civic. For example, one 13ov.2, which is a 12" sub, msrp is $275usd. Pre-order pricing right now is $195 usd (even though I'm pretty sure they are already shipping so you won't have to wait months like a real pre-order).
13ov.2 enclosures:
13Ov.2 sealed : 0.6 - 1.1 vented: 1.2 - 1.5
1.2-1.5cu ft vented for a sub like that is peanuts.
Here's an excursion video of the 13kv.2 which handled 1/2 the wattage of the ov.2:
http://www.edesignaudio.com/video/12Kv2Excursion.wmv
Take a look:
http://www.edesignaudio.com/ov2.htm
13ov.2 enclosures:
13Ov.2 sealed : 0.6 - 1.1 vented: 1.2 - 1.5
1.2-1.5cu ft vented for a sub like that is peanuts.
Here's an excursion video of the 13kv.2 which handled 1/2 the wattage of the ov.2:
http://www.edesignaudio.com/video/12Kv2Excursion.wmv
Take a look:
http://www.edesignaudio.com/ov2.htm
06-Nov-2004, 06:36 PM
#26
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The O's are amazing subs but if you want the best look at the Av2's.
For anyone looking for ideas of subs check out this picture of subs i can have built anytime for pretty much less than cost for any store.
BTW please do not show these pictures to anyone outside of the club.
For anyone looking for ideas of subs check out this picture of subs i can have built anytime for pretty much less than cost for any store.
BTW please do not show these pictures to anyone outside of the club.
06-Nov-2004, 06:38 PM
#28
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Combo #2A (1) Two of any Ov.2 driver + Nine.1 Amplifier (1200x1 @ 1ohm) for $650.00
(2) 13Ov.2 Dual 2 + (1)eD NINe.1 Amplifier $650.00 Pre-Order* / Regular Cost $850.00 -
We recommend .8cF Sealed before displacement per driver OR 1.5cF tuned to 30Hz for optimal results.
(2) 16Ov.2 Dual 2 + (1)eD NINe.1 Amplifier $650.00 Pre-Order* / Regular Cost $950.00 -
We recommend 1.5-1.8cF Sealed before displacement OR 2.5-2.8cF tuned to 30Hz for optimal results.
how about that deal?? will the 1200w amp power those subs well??
(2) 13Ov.2 Dual 2 + (1)eD NINe.1 Amplifier $650.00 Pre-Order* / Regular Cost $850.00 -
We recommend .8cF Sealed before displacement per driver OR 1.5cF tuned to 30Hz for optimal results.
(2) 16Ov.2 Dual 2 + (1)eD NINe.1 Amplifier $650.00 Pre-Order* / Regular Cost $950.00 -
We recommend 1.5-1.8cF Sealed before displacement OR 2.5-2.8cF tuned to 30Hz for optimal results.
how about that deal?? will the 1200w amp power those subs well??
06-Nov-2004, 06:41 PM
#29
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Damn, those are some sick deals.......$650Us for a nice amp and 2 subs:O. If you dont wanna have like 2-3 batteries and an upgraded alt 1200wrms is a good amount of power trust me.
here's a couple 10's
here's a couple 10's
06-Nov-2004, 06:46 PM
#32
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Prices vary depending on the subs. I believe the 10's were like $300US each or something but there is probably nothing on the market that could compete with those. I paid $500US shipped for my pair of 15's.
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06-Nov-2004, 07:00 PM
#34
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Well all you need to do is decide on an amp, like that swiss audio amp you were planning on using. Then i can get them built to handle the power etc. MY sub amp can pump out close to 3000wrms although i would be deaf if i tried that prolly. My pair of 15's running sealed loves the power im throwing at em.
Ask Luka, he stood outside my car when i had my system running:P
Ask Luka, he stood outside my car when i had my system running:P
