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<blockquote data-quote="Doxquzme" data-source="post: 8873815" data-attributes="member: 689267"><p>I wood (pun intended), the box is everything in a sub. Not sure what it is made of, but if it crumbles every time you put a screw in it, time to fumigate!</p><p></p><p>As for the 6.5's, I'd say if you have an amplifier of 4 x 150, no need to upgrade. If you are looking at more like 4x300, DB is the driver to go with.</p><p></p><p>As fo setting them for maximum volume and efficiency, yes, I'd be setting the HP filters on them at 100 hz. Lots of energy to try and make them play down to anything else as they simply are not designed for it. If you are going with DSP or the amplifier you use has the ability, setting them up on a bandpass is optimal. So, 100 hz to ? whatever frequency they mate up well with and dependent on the tweeters used. This can be done with coaxilas but requires separate amplification (bandpass x-overs) for mids and tweeters in both instances or a combination of active passive crossovers to achieve this in situations where only 1 channel of amplification is in use for that corner.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Doxquzme, post: 8873815, member: 689267"] I wood (pun intended), the box is everything in a sub. Not sure what it is made of, but if it crumbles every time you put a screw in it, time to fumigate! As for the 6.5's, I'd say if you have an amplifier of 4 x 150, no need to upgrade. If you are looking at more like 4x300, DB is the driver to go with. As fo setting them for maximum volume and efficiency, yes, I'd be setting the HP filters on them at 100 hz. Lots of energy to try and make them play down to anything else as they simply are not designed for it. If you are going with DSP or the amplifier you use has the ability, setting them up on a bandpass is optimal. So, 100 hz to ? whatever frequency they mate up well with and dependent on the tweeters used. This can be done with coaxilas but requires separate amplification (bandpass x-overs) for mids and tweeters in both instances or a combination of active passive crossovers to achieve this in situations where only 1 channel of amplification is in use for that corner. [/QUOTE]
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