Custom fiberglass sub enclosure in footwell
John-
Don't want to kill the thread ue to commercial content.
What about a Critical mass 8" sub? Assuming it needs less power? A 10" might be a bit much for the cabin locaton (perfect for the trunk).
List of the 10 subs?
John
Don't want to kill the thread ue to commercial content.

What about a Critical mass 8" sub? Assuming it needs less power? A 10" might be a bit much for the cabin locaton (perfect for the trunk).
List of the 10 subs?
John
The CriticalMASS 8" sub is the MB82. That unit retails for about $500
Here are the specs:
Speaker Size : 8"
Voice Coil : 2.25"
Max Power Handling : 400 W
RMS Power Handling : 200 W
Fs : 44 Hz
Znom : 2 Ohms
SPL : 93 dB/2.83V
Motor : NEO
Really nice sub.
I'll post a list of the available subs I found and other can post the ones I missed... because I'm sure I missed a few.
Here are the specs:
Speaker Size : 8"
Voice Coil : 2.25"
Max Power Handling : 400 W
RMS Power Handling : 200 W
Fs : 44 Hz
Znom : 2 Ohms
SPL : 93 dB/2.83V
Motor : NEO
Really nice sub.
I'll post a list of the available subs I found and other can post the ones I missed... because I'm sure I missed a few.
Here's the list for everyone... I guess it was 9 not 10... but I'm sure there are more... I just got tired of looking. I listed the common prices found online.
Critical MASS LS102 - $875.00
Speaker Size : 10"
Voice Coil : 3"
Max Power Handling : 1500 W
RMS Power Handling : 900 W
Fs : 32 Hz
Znom : 2 Ohms
Linear Xmax p-p : 25.4 mm
SPL : 91 dB/2.83V
Motor : NEO
Designed for Ultra small Sealed, or small vented Boxes:
.5 qft (requires 900W for full output)
.75 qft (requires 700W for full output)
.75 qft vented at 52 Hz (requires 300W for full output)
http://www.criticalmassaudio.com/catalog/index.php
Pioneer TS-SW2541D - $90.00
Critical MASS LS102 - $875.00
Speaker Size : 10"
Voice Coil : 3"
Max Power Handling : 1500 W
RMS Power Handling : 900 W
Fs : 32 Hz
Znom : 2 Ohms
Linear Xmax p-p : 25.4 mm
SPL : 91 dB/2.83V
Motor : NEO
Designed for Ultra small Sealed, or small vented Boxes:
.5 qft (requires 900W for full output)
.75 qft (requires 700W for full output)
.75 qft vented at 52 Hz (requires 300W for full output)
http://www.criticalmassaudio.com/catalog/index.php
Pioneer TS-SW2541D - $90.00
Originally Posted by darkknight1999,Oct 8 2008, 06:27 AM
If there is a market for these types of sub boxes I'll begin to make them on a larger scale.
Man! Too mad its only a 2-ohm impediance... Can't be had in 4-ohm? That sucks...
I also noticed the RMS rating for the 8" is only 200... wtf? The jump from the 10" to the 12" is only 100wrms! Its almost 700wrms from the 8" to the 10"!
The xmax is exactly what I want, though!
Its only 3mm short of my Boston Acoustics G5-10! And that is a high excursion sub!
John
I also noticed the RMS rating for the 8" is only 200... wtf? The jump from the 10" to the 12" is only 100wrms! Its almost 700wrms from the 8" to the 10"!
The xmax is exactly what I want, though!
Its only 3mm short of my Boston Acoustics G5-10! And that is a high excursion sub!John
John-
Which sub would you recommend for my amp? My Boston G5 LOVES it! I know certain brands/models like to be pushed a little harder than the others.
The ULTIMATE question is.... can you make a .75CF ported/vented one?
It only needs 300watts for full output then!
Maybe port it up into the tranny area with a flatter box (slit port vs round for reduced profile)?
John
Which sub would you recommend for my amp? My Boston G5 LOVES it! I know certain brands/models like to be pushed a little harder than the others.
The ULTIMATE question is.... can you make a .75CF ported/vented one?
It only needs 300watts for full output then!
.75 qft vented at 52 Hz (requires 300W for full output)
John


