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mopars

2005-03-13 21:13:00

sub questoin

Hello
I am right now in the process of making a custom sub box for my dodge dakota and curious if you can run an 12 in. sub and a 8 in. with a mono amp? thank you



bumpinstang77

2005-03-13 22:35:00

Re: sub questoin

Don't mix and match. Get 2 10's instead.

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germanyt

2005-03-15 22:32:00

Re: sub questoin

yeah, you dont want to do that. you would be splitting the power from the amp to each sub. and you would send too much power to the 8. assuming that the 12 is rated higher. if they happen to be rated the same and are the same impedence then it would work. but it might not sound very good.



ngsm13

2005-03-16 08:47:00

Re: sub questoin

You will get cancellation and it will sound like shit. Look into two of the exact same subs...like stated above. peace

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germanyt

2005-03-16 12:51:00

Re: sub questoin

hey ng, what is cancellation exactly?



ngsm13

2005-03-16 12:59:00

Re: Re: sub questoin

Quote:
Originally Posted by germanyt
hey ng, what is cancellation exactly?
A shortening of the term Phase Cancellation (the energy of one waveform significantly decreasing the energy of another waveform because of phase relationships at or close to 180 degrees).

Signals that are out of phase will cancel one another according to the difference in phase in degree

When two speakers are overlapped too much, playing a lot of the same frequencies...it happens. THEORETICALLY, you could crossover each properly to different frequencies...but it is ENTIRELY un-needed and with todays woofers...it accomplishes nothing. peace

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