Just put the auto tuba I built close to two years ago in a car.
It's about 20lbs lighter then the dual 10 inch set-up it's replaced. It puts the duals to complete shame. I didnt have any bass test cds, but I did have my sister's Bjork collection ( some low hitter in there)
The most musical car sub I've ever heard. None of my friends believed me when I said it was just a single 8 inch (I choose the tangband 8 over the MCM, back when the tang was on sale)
I'm more then pleased with it. I'm contemplating building a dual 10 inch version for my VW (it's a hatch)
Simply amazing...
Auto-Tuba
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Zack Brock
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Re: Auto-Tuba
Curious... what crossover point did you pick?
Zack Brock
Authorized Builder, Northeast Florida (Greater Jacksonville Area)
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Authorized Builder, Northeast Florida (Greater Jacksonville Area)
WavePulse Acoustics | zackbrock@macpulse.com | http://www.bestbasscabs.com/
Re: Auto-Tuba
honestly, I dont know
I just plugged it into one side of the amp that the kenwoods used, and went with it. I'm thinking around 80Hz, I'll check nexttime I borrow the car.
I just plugged it into one side of the amp that the kenwoods used, and went with it. I'm thinking around 80Hz, I'll check nexttime I borrow the car.
-AutoTuba; Tang Band 8 inch (x1)
-T39; KappliteLF, 22 wide (x2)
-More to come!
-T39; KappliteLF, 22 wide (x2)
-More to come!