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Brahma 12'' or 15'' ?


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winston_smith 
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Ok so here's my problem, i cant figure out if i should get a 12" or a 15" brahma. i have upto 2 cu/ft to work with, i listen to a lot of rock music with some rap and other things trown in. I want it to be load but still sound good, i need to go with only 1 sub as thats what u can afford. i have a infinity amp that puts out 657W at 2 Ohm. Also i'm gunna go with a sealed box.
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i would go with a 12, for rock music I find a 15 to be a little sloppy
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2 cubic feet should work great sealed with the Brahma 15.  The Brahma 12 requires half that space.  You will get a little louder and a little lower with the Brahma 15, and I can guarantee you it won't sound sloppy. 

BTW, is that amp 1 ohm stable?  The Brahma's have dual 2 ohm voice coils, so you can either have a 1 ohm or 4 ohm load. 

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winston_smith 
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Posted: November 17, 2004 at 6:24 PM / IP Logged  
err not that i know of i think it's only 2 ohm stable, but i got it cheap enough i'm sure i can sell it off.
winston_smith 
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Posted: November 17, 2004 at 7:23 PM / IP Logged  
Ok well i can get a good deal on a jbl powervalve amp.
600W rms at 4 Ohms
1200W rms at 2 Ohms
and it's 1 Ohm stable, it does not have a subsonic filter but since i'm going sealed i dont need it right? subsonic is for ported right?
Anyhow it's a factory renewed amp and it's only 200$
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Posted: November 17, 2004 at 8:35 PM / IP Logged  
JBL makes great amps, oh and go with the 15''
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