Crossfire bmf-1228
11-21-2006, 12:32 PM
#2
Originally Posted by rocks
Right now i have the crossfire p-1228, in a z enclosure box, with a kenwood amp, its around 1400 watts. Has anyone had any experince with the BMF-1228? I need something that will handle more power.
you want an amp or sub that handles more power
your amp is crossfire or kenwood
11-22-2006, 08:41 PM
#7
Its not 1400rms its like 1400 peak or so. I know i cant turn it up over halfway because it bottoms out the sub from too much power. Just wondering if anyone used the BMF series from crossfire. I had a jbl and it lasted about a day before the voice coil caught on fire. The crossfire has been going for about 8 months now with no problems and it sounds great. The amp is around 800rms if i remember right. I have always liked kenwood amps, never had a problem with any that i have owned. An old kenwood amp i sold to a friend is still going after 6 years heh with the same JL10.
Last edited by rocks; 11-23-2006 at 06:52 AM.
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11-23-2006, 09:10 AM
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in most cases, sloppy bass is NOT the result of the sub itself, it is the result of poorly built or incorrectly sized enclosure, and poor tuning.
i would say almost ANY of the quality subs out there, when intalled and tuned right, can provide the kind of bass you want, some better than others but the IDmax is IMO one of hte best subs around, hence i run it in my own car...and the Ed is a great performer in its price range...so
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i would say almost ANY of the quality subs out there, when intalled and tuned right, can provide the kind of bass you want, some better than others but the IDmax is IMO one of hte best subs around, hence i run it in my own car...and the Ed is a great performer in its price range...so
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