Yamaha 1000w subwoofer 299.90

[goatface]

Originally posted by: FiLeZz
Yup thats Me..

Home theatre Room Is now Complete..

all I can Say is WOW the amount of Bass I have is unreal..

32 12" subs sounds very nice..

I'll have to post some pics.

lol, i'd love to see that

back in the day, we had 4 12" cerwin vegas hooked up in a house we were renting
and the damn place about fell apart 🙂

 

[So SimpaL]

deal dead. Out of stock now.

 

[Gerbil333]

Originally posted by: Goosemaster

40 to 140Hz frequency range

ew.......


My Athena is 400Watts peak and it does 27hz...mine was $320

Yea...that's what I was gonna mention. My Infinity Perfect 12.1 goes down to 18hz. Since this Yamaha "1000W" sub is listed with it's peak power, I might add that my Perfect is 1400W peak but only 350W RMS...

 

[sundog29]

A rather large and heavy Yamaha box appeared out of nowhere today. Saturday FedEx delivery, no less.

 

[JImmyK]

Here let me tell you this you can build a subwoofer for 300 dollars that will out do this sub literally about 3 times over.

350 RMS plate amp -150 shipped
1x15inch ED K series woofer 120 shipped

goto homedepot for some 3/4inch MDF do all the cuts there -$20
Buy a port at homedepot -$5

takes about an hour or 1.5 hours to glue and nail all the pieces together.

We have a 2500 velodyne woofer in our basement and this one is VERY VERY VERY comparable to it. for 300

its proted at 22 hz in a 4 ft cubic box.

 

[So SimpaL]

Originally posted by: JImmyK
Here let me tell you this you can build a subwoofer for 300 dollars that will out do this sub literally about 3 times over.

350 RMS plate amp -150 shipped
1x15inch ED K series woofer 120 shipped

goto homedepot for some 3/4inch MDF do all the cuts there -$20
Buy a port at homedepot -$5

takes about an hour or 1.5 hours to glue and nail all the pieces together.

We have a 2500 velodyne woofer in our basement and this one is VERY VERY VERY comparable to it. for 300

its proted at 22 hz in a 4 ft cubic box.

Not everyone knows how to build a circuit, have time to put in some craftsmanship (possessing the right tools too), and nevertheless have the electronics know-how to do a D-I-Y project. Hence 299.-- is a small fee to pay for nice construction quality and build finish, along with a yamaha warranty.
Lets say $60/hr x 5 hr. = $300. Sounds about right.

 

[Syborg1211]

Anyone get this sub? How's it sound?

 

[pyrojunkie]

Originally posted by: JImmyK
Here let me tell you this you can build a subwoofer for 300 dollars that will out do this sub literally about 3 times over.

350 RMS plate amp -150 shipped
1x15inch ED K series woofer 120 shipped

goto homedepot for some 3/4inch MDF do all the cuts there -$20
Buy a port at homedepot -$5

takes about an hour or 1.5 hours to glue and nail all the pieces together.

We have a 2500 velodyne woofer in our basement and this one is VERY VERY VERY comparable to it. for 300

its proted at 22 hz in a 4 ft cubic box.

A post like this really could use some links or pictures. I know i would appreciate it. 😎

 

[CherryBOMB]

I wish I could have gotten this*!*:brokenheart: would go good with my AVR325

 

[mikeford]

The nice thing about a DIY sub is that its a feel good project, ie even the most challenged can get very satisfying results.

 

[CherryBOMB]

😉