what subs wuld be louder... 2 mtx 9500 or 2 kicker L7
12-03-2005 | 10:17 AM
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it all depends on your enclosure.
you have your kickers in a shitty enclosure.. i have some cheap walmart subs in a way better enclsure. i bet mine would sound better.
You have to make sure the enclosure meets the specs of the sub to get the perfect sound for those subs.
you have your kickers in a shitty enclosure.. i have some cheap walmart subs in a way better enclsure. i bet mine would sound better.
You have to make sure the enclosure meets the specs of the sub to get the perfect sound for those subs.
12-03-2005 | 10:41 AM
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each pair of subs would be wired to a rockford x7.. so 1700rms, so 850rms each.. think they would handle it good? i know the mtx's would. why does no one think the mtx would be louder?
12-04-2005 | 01:58 PM
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ok here is the deal you can make any subs loud.....its about amp.....you can take any sub but gobs of power to and your gonna pound to take Pheonix Gold good equipment fairly priced put it in a good box built to spec and amp the out of them your gonna pound and still have money in your pocket....just a suggestion .......but i would go alpine
12-05-2005 | 02:10 PM
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Actually the MTX subs will be louder if both sub boxes are built properly.
The ability for a speaker to displace air is a function of two factors , the cone area and the linear excursion capability of the subwoofer. So even though the MTX subs have less cone area they make up for it with a lot more throw ( Vd = sd x Xmax) . If you do the math, MTX 9500 total displacement is 1.826 m^3 (.0356x25.65mm x 2 subs) and the kicker L7 total displacement is 1.159 m^3 (.0439x13.2mm x 2 subs) .
As a matter of fact two MTX 9500 10's will be like having 3 square 10's!!!
If you want to save a few bucks go with the 8500 series 10's cuz two of them will be a little bit louder than 2 square 10's as well.
The ability for a speaker to displace air is a function of two factors , the cone area and the linear excursion capability of the subwoofer. So even though the MTX subs have less cone area they make up for it with a lot more throw ( Vd = sd x Xmax) . If you do the math, MTX 9500 total displacement is 1.826 m^3 (.0356x25.65mm x 2 subs) and the kicker L7 total displacement is 1.159 m^3 (.0439x13.2mm x 2 subs) .
As a matter of fact two MTX 9500 10's will be like having 3 square 10's!!!
If you want to save a few bucks go with the 8500 series 10's cuz two of them will be a little bit louder than 2 square 10's as well.
Last edited by brianb; 12-05-2005 at 02:23 PM. Reason: Changing the m^2 to m^3 cuz we are measuring volume