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34'' subwoofer

JoPh

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go to the bottom. why, would any one need a 34'' woofer in their car? a 12'' is enough, 34'' will just make u go deaf. it also probably needs a crap load of power.
 
Not efficient at all...but with that size and power, who cares? *Runs off to buy a car with a trunk that can fit a 34" sub
 
Originally posted by: AvesPKS
Not efficient at all...but with that size and power, who cares? *Runs off to buy a car with a trunk that can fit a 34" sub

good point. i guess you better drive mini van. ahaha
 
well, people use use several 12" many times, so why not😛 its not for your benifit anyways, u want everyone around u to hear your awesome bass, and horrible taste in music.
 
the only need for more than 1 sub is for competitions. my 12'' at full power is enough to give me a headache. and rattle the hell out of my car. im scared of what multiple 34's would do.
 
I already have one in the maxima. It's ok but not so powerful as you'd think. I had to rip the rear seats out and I have 4 1000 rms amps daisy chained to it. I've had it up to max once and yes it's loud but even for normal driving I can find that it's comfortable at about the 200 db range.
 
I already have one in the maxima. It's ok but not so powerful as you'd think. I had to rip the rear seats out and I have 4 1000 rms amps daisy chained to it. I've had it up to max once and yes it's loud but even for normal driving I can find that it's comfortable at about the 200 db range.

I know you're being sarcastic but there's something you should know about high SPL's...

I witnessed the dismemberment of a Madagascar Cockroach from a pulsed 60kHz ultrasound source. The estimated SPL was just 188 dB. Of course the coherence length was short and the preliminary calcs were off. It was probably >200 dB but <220 dB. Those roaches are tough creatures given their size. At lower frequencies the critter could be suspended and turned around without any concern for gravity.

Sound is very interesting and something that needs to be respected especially when you get carried away. 🙂

Cheers!
 
Originally posted by: sharkeeper
I already have one in the maxima. It's ok but not so powerful as you'd think. I had to rip the rear seats out and I have 4 1000 rms amps daisy chained to it. I've had it up to max once and yes it's loud but even for normal driving I can find that it's comfortable at about the 200 db range.

I know you're being sarcastic but there's something you should know about high SPL's...

I witnessed the dismemberment of a Madagascar Cockroach from a pulsed 60kHz ultrasound source. The estimated SPL was just 188 dB. Of course the coherence length was short and the preliminary calcs were off. It was probably >200 dB but <220 dB. Those roaches are tough creatures given their size. At lower frequencies the critter could be suspended and turned around without any concern for gravity.

Sound is very interesting and something that needs to be respected especially when you get carried away. 🙂

Cheers!

that has to be bery interesting to see.
 
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