Tang Band 8" subwoofer in box
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torbs;307993 wrote:
What are the box dimensions?small enough to fit anywhere... seriously minimum space, maximum bass
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blackcherryTSi;308036 wrote:
small enough to fit anywhere... seriously minimum space, maximum bass
(unintentional rhyme)thats what skill is
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They are HIGHLY efficient 8" subs that don't require a ton of power to be loud, but then again they also don't have a huge power handling (125 to 150ish).
Tangband makes excellent equipment and wes builds a mean box. GL w/ sale!
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KA-T_240;308704 wrote:
What would a good amp be for this setup?ive got a cheap V3 400 watt amp on mine and it hits pretty damn good. i wanna step up to 500-600 tho see what it has ha
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The W8-740 is one of the highest excursion 8" subwoofers available on the market. It utilizes a heavy-duty paper cone, foam surround, and bumped back plate for maximum mechanical movement. The 2" 4-layer voice coil, vented pole piece, and heavy-duty aluminum voice coil former provide impressive power handling. Excellent for small-enclosure home or automotive subwoofers. Specifications: *Power Handling: 150 watts RMS/300 watts max *VCdia: 2" *Impedance: 4 ohms *Re: 3.2 ohms *Frequency range: 28-1,000 Hz *Fs: 28 Hz *SPL: 84 dB 2.83V/1m *Vas: 0.81 cu. ft. *Qms: 10.53 *Qes: .30 *Qts: .30 *Xmax: 12mm *Dimensions: Overall diameter 8-1/4", Cutout diameter 7-1/4", Depth 4-3/4"
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PSiedTSi;308724 wrote:
Rebuild the box for the car?? It's not that difficult...The sub box he needs is about 4 cuft+ port volume....so around 5.2 cuft total....that's why it won't fit.
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Trafik Jamz;308783 wrote:
The sub box he needs is about 4 cuft+ port volume....so around 5.2 cuft total....that's why it won't fit.lmao, what about poly fill? Doesn't that "spoof" more enclosure space? Hell, just build the trunk into a huge box hahah jk
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PSiedTSi;308802 wrote:
lmao, what about poly fill? Doesn't that "spoof" more enclosure space? Hell, just build the trunk into a huge box hahah jkIt won't compensate for too small of a box, but it will make appropriate sized enclosures act like a slightly larger enclosure by slowing down the rear waves....and even then would only really make it sound like ~.2 cuft bigger
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