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Swapping out Dayton 15"DVC for an ED 160v.2

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I have a 260L cylinder with a Dayton 15" DVC that is now 6yrs old. I'm thinking of replacing the DVC with an ED 160v.2

http://www.edesignaudio.com/product_...products_id=36


Anyone see a problem?
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Sealed? Ported? Amp?

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Originally Posted by brandonnash /forum/post/15418528


Sealed? Ported? Amp?

It's ported (24x6"...if my feeble memory is correct). The tube is 18" and somewhere near 6'. I've never seen a sealed sonosub but I'm sure they exist. I also have plenty-o-power with an EP2500. I have a pretty decent dedicated HT. I just need to replace some older gear. If I can get by without building a new tube, I'd be happy! I'm not a beginner, I've built quite a few speakers...some fairly complicated. I'm just lazy now and want to re-use my old sonotube. Back in 2001 or 2002, I basically copied this guy's sonosub plan and substituted the Dayton DVC for the Tempest. I also deleted the mounted plate amp. I guess I was lazy then too

http://dustin.bunnyhug.net/construction.php#Dimensions
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You'll gain about 4-5 db over the Dayton 15" DVC. Port air speed will increase to a maximum of 37 m/s at 14 hz.

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Originally Posted by Uklit /forum/post/15420351


You'll gain about 4-5 db over the Dayton 15" DVC. Port air speed will increase to a maximum of 37 m/s at 14 hz.

In english... go for it
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Thanks Guys. I think 4-5 db is definitely worth it.

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Originally Posted by Uklit /forum/post/15420351

You'll gain about 4-5 db over the Dayton 15" DVC. Port air speed will increase to a maximum of 37 m/s at 14 hz.

why?

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Originally Posted by adio /forum/post/16507895


why?

lol?


More travel.
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