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From: Nanty Glo, Pa
Originally Posted by tuffguy
How much is that gonna cost? (if you don't mind me asking)
the brahma's are rated at 1600watts RMS EACH!!!
and only cost $400 each... which isn't bad
the Vipers are roughly $200 each (Refurbished boxes had a tear.)
and the Pioneer is i think 1,350
I'm still thinking i need a battery in the trunk (optima goldtop), wiring(+accs)
Plus i'm looking at some tweeters and CDT complete aftermarket interior speakers to swap out the infinti's
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hey those brama's are 1600w RMS each. its max peak power is probably 1600w but the bet is they are at most 400 rms. if you check your pms... look at what i wrote.. my subs are also 1600w peak power @ 400watt rms @ 4 ohm with the amp i told you about.
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Originally Posted by pinoynoskillz
hey those brama's are 1600w RMS each. its max peak power is probably 1600w but the bet is they are at most 400 rms. if you check your pms... look at what i wrote.. my subs are also 1600w peak power @ 400watt rms @ 4 ohm with the amp i told you about.
www.adireaudio.com
They are 1600w RMS 4800w peak.
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Param
10" 12" 15" Fs 30 Hz 28 Hz 26 Hz
Qms 4.7 5.1 5.5
Qes 0.44 0.47 0.51
Qts 0.40 0.43 0.47
Vas 18 liters 38 liters 113 liters
Znom Dual 2 Ohm voice coils
Re2 1.4 Ohms DC Resistance per voice coil
Le3 0.9 mH per voice coil
BL 15.9 15.9 15.9
Sd 300 cm2 436 cm2 749 cm2
Xmax 29mm one way linear
Pmax4 1600W RMS, 4800W peak
NOTE: Power rating is thermal only! It is NOT a power requirement; typically you get full output with significantly less power than the rating. SPL5 82.3 dB @ 1W, 1m 84.4 dB @ 1W, 1m 87.6 dB @ 1W, 1m
Diameter 10.5" 12.5" 15.5"
Cutout 9.25" 11.125" 14.125"
Depth 6.875" 7.25" 8.75"
Volume 0.11 cubic feet 0.15 cubic feet 0.18 cubic feet
Weight 37 pounds 39 pounds 41 pounds
Price $349 $379 $439
1 - This is the nominal impedance of the driver. Each voice coil is 2 Ohms nominal; series connection would be 4 Ohms nominal
2 - Each voice coil is 1.4 Ohms; series connection would be 2.8 Ohms
3 - Each voice coil is 0.9 mH; series connection would be 3.6 mH
4 - Pmax is the maximum continuous electrical power; mechanical power handling is COMPLETELY dependent upon the application, and can be considerably lower than the electrical power handling. Pmax is NOT a "required" level of power for a driver. We rate per IEC 268-5.
5 - This is true reference efficiency; for voltage sensitivity at 2.83Vrms, add 3 dB for series (4 Ohm) wiring and 9 dB for parallel (1 Ohm) wiring"
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From: Nanty Glo, Pa
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Wow, that look really sweet... a tad out of my price range. =P
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easy... take oak plywood reinforce your rear deck and use your rear seats as sub enclosures.. use your subs as free air types. if i decide to keep my setup.. that'll be done on my car (=.
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Originally Posted by pinoynoskillz
easy... take oak plywood reinforce your rear deck and use your rear seats as sub enclosures.. use your subs as free air types. if i decide to keep my setup.. that'll be done on my car (=.