subwoofer question
Teching In
Joined: Dec 2009
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From: Port Orchard, WA
Yeah, that's what I would like. A 15" has the ability to reach lower in the sound frequency range than a 12", but it doesn't have the ability to reach as high in the range as a 12". A 10" has the opposite problem. That's why I think a 10" and a 15" would compliment each other well. I agree that it all depends on the goal of the sound system. I like playability (10") and extreme (15"), so I compromised when I saw an awesome deal on my current setup.
Yeah, that's what I would like. A 15" has the ability to reach lower in the sound frequency range than a 12", but it doesn't have the ability to reach as high in the range as a 12". A 10" has the opposite problem. That's why I think a 10" and a 15" would compliment each other well. I agree that it all depends on the goal of the sound system. I like playability (10") and extreme (15"), so I compromised when I saw an awesome deal on my current setup.
Teching In
Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 43
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From: Port Orchard, WA
I have two 12"s. How you should set up the amp depends on the speakers and the amp. You do not want to go lower on impedance than your amp is rated for or send more power to your speakers than they are rated for. I would check on the audio sponsors' websites to see if they have instructions on how to set up an amplifier and what audio terms mean. If not, I can PM you a non-sponsor link.
