Making sub enclosures
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Isobaric boxes have a very small frequency range and will require you to know the resonate frequency of your cockpit in order to tune the box to sound decent.
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Last year I was running these subs of this amp
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-RbetZxL...wer-T8002.html
While its a monster, and cranks out some serious power, its a real voltage sucker. At 2ohms, it puts out over 1000 watts RMS bridged(according to the brith sheet). Plus, its size is very large. I like to run the stereo while at the beach, and having that big fosgate and another old school amp for the mid's, just drains too much power.
I just purchased an Alpine PDX-5M, to run my 4 cockpit speakers, and 2 subs. I'm a bit worried now that this amp may not have enough power for the 2 subs. Rated at 300W RMS (actually closer to 400W according to the birth sheet) to the sub channel at 2 ohms. Considering going to the PDX-V9, which is also a 5ch, but has 500W RMS (around 600w according to the birth sheets I've seen) to the sub channel.
http://www.alpine-usa.com/product/view/pdx-5m/default
http://www.alpine-usa.com/product/view/pdx-v9
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-RbetZxL...wer-T8002.html
While its a monster, and cranks out some serious power, its a real voltage sucker. At 2ohms, it puts out over 1000 watts RMS bridged(according to the brith sheet). Plus, its size is very large. I like to run the stereo while at the beach, and having that big fosgate and another old school amp for the mid's, just drains too much power.
I just purchased an Alpine PDX-5M, to run my 4 cockpit speakers, and 2 subs. I'm a bit worried now that this amp may not have enough power for the 2 subs. Rated at 300W RMS (actually closer to 400W according to the birth sheet) to the sub channel at 2 ohms. Considering going to the PDX-V9, which is also a 5ch, but has 500W RMS (around 600w according to the birth sheets I've seen) to the sub channel.
http://www.alpine-usa.com/product/view/pdx-5m/default
http://www.alpine-usa.com/product/view/pdx-v9
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Last year I was running these subs of this amp
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-RbetZxL...wer-T8002.html
While its a monster, and cranks out some serious power, its a real voltage sucker. At 2ohms, it puts out over 1000 watts RMS bridged(according to the brith sheet). Plus, its size is very large. I like to run the stereo while at the beach, and having that big fosgate and another old school amp for the mid's, just drains too much power.
I just purchased an Alpine PDX-5M, to run my 4 cockpit speakers, and 2 subs. I'm a bit worried now that this amp may not have enough power for the 2 subs. Rated at 300W RMS (actually closer to 400W according to the birth sheet) to the sub channel at 2 ohms. Considering going to the PDX-V9, which is also a 5ch, but has 500W RMS (around 600w according to the birth sheets I've seen) to the sub channel.
http://www.alpine-usa.com/product/view/pdx-5m/default
http://www.alpine-usa.com/product/view/pdx-v9
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-RbetZxL...wer-T8002.html
While its a monster, and cranks out some serious power, its a real voltage sucker. At 2ohms, it puts out over 1000 watts RMS bridged(according to the brith sheet). Plus, its size is very large. I like to run the stereo while at the beach, and having that big fosgate and another old school amp for the mid's, just drains too much power.
I just purchased an Alpine PDX-5M, to run my 4 cockpit speakers, and 2 subs. I'm a bit worried now that this amp may not have enough power for the 2 subs. Rated at 300W RMS (actually closer to 400W according to the birth sheet) to the sub channel at 2 ohms. Considering going to the PDX-V9, which is also a 5ch, but has 500W RMS (around 600w according to the birth sheets I've seen) to the sub channel.
http://www.alpine-usa.com/product/view/pdx-5m/default
http://www.alpine-usa.com/product/view/pdx-v9
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dont underestimate that amp .. you dont need 1000 watts to power hard hitting subs ... my first sub amp wAS A, M 1400 JL ,, 250 mono amp .. running two jl infinites .. now run a 1200 by 1 . jl hd amp .. with four 10s .. and i dont think its that much more thumping ... especially for all the extra i paid for them .. i run two kinetic hc 2400 batteries all day long . and roll over the motors just fine at end of day .. .. you need good batteries ... they pricey but people are blown away when my boat starts .. and so was i at first .. .. pdx line are awsom amps run them in my ski boat .. my new system has hd 600 , hd 750, hd 1200 ,, i love great sounding loud music .. good luck . glad you stayed on board love youre threads ..
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I just purchased an Alpine PDX-5M, to run my 4 cockpit speakers, and 2 subs. I'm a bit worried now that this amp may not have enough power for the 2 subs. Rated at 300W RMS (actually closer to 400W according to the birth sheet) to the sub channel at 2 ohms. Considering going to the PDX-V9, which is also a 5ch, but has 500W RMS (around 600w according to the birth sheets I've seen) to the sub channel.
http://www.alpine-usa.com/product/view/pdx-5m/default
http://www.alpine-usa.com/product/view/pdx-v9
http://www.alpine-usa.com/product/view/pdx-5m/default
http://www.alpine-usa.com/product/view/pdx-v9
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Here is a combination I run in one of the boat's a single 12 thin mount...it takes away all of the tuning issue's of a big box......... and use's by far less space........, a single 12 will be just as loud and have a more of a authority (hear Hit) than 10's........... Dual driver's in a boat are a bit like dual drives on a 20' boat....remember your 15' away at best....... proximity is what count's here......... two 10's doing 82 db will not have more sonic output than one 12 doing 84....... As to amp's they are just motor's no more no less....yes there is some integrity issue but the below amp is at the top or the heap in term's of sheer performance...there marketing suck's a bit but that's to you advantage. Don't let the refurb bother you they are under a 3 yr warranty...they pay the shipping and you get a new one back and yes they will run with the alpine line 7 day's a week 24/7 better service than brick&motor.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Infinity-KAP...item2a312b5114
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-aDxs2Dv...-12TW3-D4.html
http://www.jlaudio.com/12tw3-d4-car-...-drivers-92185
If you build the proper box with that combination your only complaint will be with your boat and how badly it resonate's and you will have money left over for other essential's...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Infinity-KAP...item2a312b5114
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-aDxs2Dv...-12TW3-D4.html
http://www.jlaudio.com/12tw3-d4-car-...-drivers-92185
If you build the proper box with that combination your only complaint will be with your boat and how badly it resonate's and you will have money left over for other essential's...
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Last year I was running these subs of this amp
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-RbetZxL...wer-T8002.html
While its a monster, and cranks out some serious power, its a real voltage sucker. At 2ohms, it puts out over 1000 watts RMS bridged(according to the brith sheet). Plus, its size is very large. I like to run the stereo while at the beach, and having that big fosgate and another old school amp for the mid's, just drains too much power.
I just purchased an Alpine PDX-5M, to run my 4 cockpit speakers, and 2 subs. I'm a bit worried now that this amp may not have enough power for the 2 subs. Rated at 300W RMS (actually closer to 400W according to the birth sheet) to the sub channel at 2 ohms. Considering going to the PDX-V9, which is also a 5ch, but has 500W RMS (around 600w according to the birth sheets I've seen) to the sub channel.
http://www.alpine-usa.com/product/view/pdx-5m/default
http://www.alpine-usa.com/product/view/pdx-v9
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-RbetZxL...wer-T8002.html
While its a monster, and cranks out some serious power, its a real voltage sucker. At 2ohms, it puts out over 1000 watts RMS bridged(according to the brith sheet). Plus, its size is very large. I like to run the stereo while at the beach, and having that big fosgate and another old school amp for the mid's, just drains too much power.
I just purchased an Alpine PDX-5M, to run my 4 cockpit speakers, and 2 subs. I'm a bit worried now that this amp may not have enough power for the 2 subs. Rated at 300W RMS (actually closer to 400W according to the birth sheet) to the sub channel at 2 ohms. Considering going to the PDX-V9, which is also a 5ch, but has 500W RMS (around 600w according to the birth sheets I've seen) to the sub channel.
http://www.alpine-usa.com/product/view/pdx-5m/default
http://www.alpine-usa.com/product/view/pdx-v9
I think you will be happy with the sound from the Alpine amp in you mid/hi's but not enough power to get the most out of the subs.