by GlassWolf » Fri Jun 17, 2005 10:46 am
the RE12 is a lower end sub. If you want high output look at the SE or SX lines instead if you want an RE sub. The RE line isn't going to beat a Type R in all likelyhood. You also won't get the same SPL as someone running mroe power, since every time you double the power to the speaker, you're adding +3dB as long as you're within the xmech of the driver. Once the speaker reaches it's peak excursion, you're at the limit regardless.
You're not going to get good SQ, and great SPL, and do it with low power in a small box without an upgraded electrical system. You can't pull current or SPL out of any random orifice. You always have to compromise, or pay for it somewhere, be that in enclosure size, power, or whatever. It's gotta come from somewhere.
No free lunches as they say.
the RE12 is a lower end sub. If you want high output look at the SE or SX lines instead if you want an RE sub. The RE line isn't going to beat a Type R in all likelyhood. You also won't get the same SPL as someone running mroe power, since every time you double the power to the speaker, you're adding +3dB as long as you're within the xmech of the driver. Once the speaker reaches it's peak excursion, you're at the limit regardless.
You're not going to get good SQ, and great SPL, and do it with low power in a small box without an upgraded electrical system. You can't pull current or SPL out of any random orifice. You always have to compromise, or pay for it somewhere, be that in enclosure size, power, or whatever. It's gotta come from somewhere.
No free lunches as they say.