Posts by haanjamin

Yeah, DIY speakers can be hard to sell. I've had my ported 15" Eminence 3015LFs and 18sound 18LW2400s on craigslist for less than the cost of just drivers for 3 months and got 1 nibble. Haven't even tried to sell my beatup THTs yet,...

Quote:Originally Posted by LTD02 the f20 will slaughter them both. more than 10db higher spl at 25hz and about 6db higher in the upper bass. the f20 is a big horn though and isn't going to do too well as you get much under 20hz or...

Impressive... Thanks Ricci! 4 D4s to an inuke 6000 for 900W a piece and some great bang for the buck. Tempting...

Quote:Originally Posted by krakhen Amazon seems to have the Behringer NU3000DSP iNuke for $345 and 15% off right now. http://www.amazon.com/Behringer-NU3000DSP-Ultra-Lightweight-High-Density-3000-Watt/dp/B005EHINAS NU6000DSP is also...

One thing you want to check is port air velocity. I imagine you would have to have a pretty long port in that size box to keep velocity down.

Quote:Originally Posted by Bill Fitzmaurice Recommending that others bypass safety protocols, not a good idea. OP, this explains why ground loops occur and how to safely fix them: http://www.rane.com/note110.html Should have...

I had to use cheater plugs on my PS3, projector, and laptop power supply to eliminate my hum. Try unplugging everything and 1 by 1 testing each component to see if it introduces a hum.

If you can fit 12"s either up or side firing: 4 Infinity 1260Ws ($57 ea) with an iNuke 3000 ($300 w/o DSP, $400 w/ DSP) or EP4000. That should have pretty good output, especially with their close proximity. Or you could double up with 8...

Quote:Originally Posted by Puppetboy So show me how DIY can help. I looked at the Hsu ULF15 and Rythmik F15. They both claim output down to 10hz, they're both said to be very clean, and they'll fit in the space I have. They're...

You can try using a DMM to check what kind of voltage your receiver outputs when using a subwoofer test signal. IIRC, the EP2000 needs ~1.2V input to output full power. I have a Yamaha RX-V665 and that can drive my EP4000 to full power...