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| Creative Sound Solutions Max power for SDX15Discuss Max power for SDX15 in the DIY Speakers and Subwoofers forum; Max power for SDX15 If the excursion for the driver and the passive radiators all stay within limits could I bridge a single SDX15 ... |
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 11-05-09, 12:15 PM
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| Max power for SDX15 If the excursion for the driver and the passive radiators all stay within limits could I bridge a single SDX15 off of an EP2500? Right now I am running 2 SDXs off of one EP2500 but as always in the quest for more I am wondering if the SDX can handle it.  Ryan | ||||
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| 11-05-09, 05:45 PM
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| Re: Max power for SDX15 What box size and tuning of the PR's do you have? | ||||
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| 11-06-09, 03:54 PM
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| Re: Max power for SDX15 Mike P to the rescue again. (Thanks for your help on my existing design) Right now I am at 7.62 cu ft with dual apr15s and 800g added to each. Tune ends up being 16.74Hz. High pass at 18hz. I am using 1300 watts for input power. | ||||
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| 11-06-09, 08:55 PM
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| Re: Max power for SDX15 1600 watts would take the PR's and sub to their Xmax. The difference between 1300 watts and 1600 watts is 1 db, not worth it in my opinion. If you're looking for more output you should consider another sub. | ||||
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