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Ray562 
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Posted: August 20, 2002 at 11:13 PM / IP Logged  

I need from all you experts help i have two cerwin vega 15" vega series speakers, that i want to put in my suburban. And i don't know what kind of box to make and or what kind of amp? thanks in Advance

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Posted: August 21, 2002 at 7:09 PM / IP Logged  

Ray,

     Cerwin Vega recommends that you use a vented (bass reflex) enclosure with these subs.  They can handle 500w rms (root mean sqaure).  So depending on whether they are DVC or Single coil you could get a 2 ohm or 8 ohm mono load for single, or 1 ohm or 4 mono ohm load for dual.  Any way it goes you would want to get a Class D amp that could push 1000w rms @ 2 ohms OR a 4 channel amp that pushes 500w rms for each briged channel @ 4 ohms for single coil woofers.  For dual coil subs you would want a class D that could push 1000w rms @ 1 ohm, or an amp that can push 1000w rms at 4 ohms.  You could also use 2 class D amps that push 500w rms at 2 ohms in this situation for DVC subs. 

     As far as your enclosure, you want to use a 3.5 cubic foot per section vented enclosure, tuned to 35 Hz on either the DVC or single coil subs.  This would require a 6" diameter port with a length of 13.42 inches, or 2 4" diameter ports with a length of 11.69 inches.  Be sure to take driver and port displacement into account when you build your box.  The driver has a displacement of .26 cubic ft.  A 6" dia. port @ 13.42 in. would have a displacement of .27 cubic ft. or 2 4" ports @ 11.69 in. would have a displacement of .21 cubic ft.  Make sure to place your ports at least 3 inches from any given corner of the box.

     That should sum it up, but if you need any more help, just e-mail....


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