jobby01

Thanks Ricci, I really appreciate your input.  Yeah I have no faith in the output I am getting from winisd but 45l, which seems tiny, seems to top out the extension.  The smaller the better for me (17cube is perfect) but if its wrong I am worries about the transient response if its too small.  On the flip side I am also worried about damaging the drivers.   I already have an inuke 6000 to drive 2 of them but it doesn't have a limiter  (eq via minidsp). According to winisd the power for xmax drops off pretty fast below 22.    I could get 8ohms to be safe but then I'll be missing out on output.

Unfortunately I am size restricted by how big I can go with the subs as its not a dedicated room otherwise I would just get 2 BMS 18N862 which are pretty much the same price (or even the 18DS).  The location for the second sub just cant accommodate anything bigger than an 18 cube . I would however like to go for the best quality drivers I can to deliver the clean bass as is practically possible and plenty of output above 40 to add some slam when needed.    I had considered the Alpine swr 15 and Datyons 15 HO which are cheaper (and easy to model!) but I do like the idea of pa type subs.

Hi all, i am looking for two smallish sealed subs for music and movies. Ideally 18 cubes but could push that a little bit. I have shortlisted the 15ds115 4 ohm but whenever i try to calculate sealed volume on winisd it keeps comming up with a very tiny box that doesnt look right for a qtc of .7. Has anyone made a sealed 15ds115 and if so how large was it and would you recommend it. Thanks