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lukemc5853
27th April 2008, 21:25
hi iv been missin my sub in my car over pass few months
what sub and box would b well suited for this amp for around 100-150
http://www.pioneer.co.uk/uk/products/25/29/182/GM-5300T/index.html
would prefer it the enclosure came wiv the woofer as they are rated for each other can people recommend plz
iv been lookin at this
http://www.jbl.com/car/products/product_detail.aspx?prod=GTO1204BP&Language=ENG&Country=GB&Region=EUROPE&cat=LEN&ser=GTS
RK_Audio
27th April 2008, 22:00
this will work if you bridge your amp
http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/diamond-audio-12d2-p-6026.html
so will these two
http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/hertz-energy-es3003-p-6342.html
http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/kenwood-kfcwps1200f-p-5798.html
I'd say the hertz one is probably the best
Coonper
28th April 2008, 06:39
That amp really is quite feeble though mate. Your gonna be getting maybe 160 watts rms, which isnt really enough to power most of the subs on the market.
Ideally you want a good 300 watts rms.
But still, if you dont want a new amp then either of those ones above will be fine.
lukemc5853
28th April 2008, 09:32
That amp really is quite feeble though mate.
is that even when teh amp is bridged?
Coonper
28th April 2008, 10:11
is that even when teh amp is bridged?
Oh no, sorry, got it wrong. You will have about 350rms to play with, which will be fine.:y:
This wouldnt half make some noise! http://caraudiosecurity.com/shop/product/products_id/3276.html
Although ive never heard an MTX for myself, but i believe they are very good spl subs:y:
lukemc5853
28th April 2008, 12:25
what do people rate of the obove JBL enclosure because iv seen it listed for £90
Coonper
28th April 2008, 13:01
Its just a gto sub in a bandpass enclosure.
Pretty good though! Will be very loud in that enclosure for sure!
Band pass consists of a selaed box behind the sub, then a smaller, ported enclosure on the other side of the sub.
Loud, but with a narrow frequency band.
lukemc5853
28th April 2008, 13:58
what does teh frequency band do?
Coonper
28th April 2008, 14:30
Look at the graphs on here, which shows the different range of frequencies for different enclosure designs.
http://manuals.harman.com/JBL/CAR/Boxes%20and%20Parameters/GTO_1202D.pdf
You can see just how much more versatile sealed and ported enclosures are compared to bandpass.
Bandpass is the loudest, therefore it is ideal for competitions, but not too great for all round listening.
lukemc5853
28th April 2008, 14:41
thanks for the advice repped!
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