VO's Sub Enclosure Makeover Fr3ad In Progress..FI Q series 12" sub..RF power....
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Originally Posted by 350zspl
always use 1 or the other not both , your ear never lies , if the hu crossover is better to your ear than the amp than go with it
Originally Posted by vo7848
So are you saying to turn the amp's crossover potentiometer to the highest cut-off setting now? It's currently at 55Hz and sounds great to me..

Originally Posted by vo7848
The link Doug posted is where you get it. Once they recieve the paypal payment, you'll recieve the sub in about a week.
Oh well, I'll work with it.
1.55 cu ft. is actually too large, per the website. For the FI Q 12 you can have a sealed enclosure ranging from .8 to 1.5 cu ft. Mine enclosure is closer to approx. 1.3 cu ft. of usable airspace.
It hits the higher bass notes real tight, since it's a sealed enclosure. At the same time, it'll dip into the 20 something hertz range also. Either way the sub reproduces the notes extremely clear. Just make sure you have absolutely no leaks in your enclosure...
i prefer 80 hertz on the amp and LP on HU off
at 55 on your amp you are filtering out quite a bit of midbass
if what you did sounds best to you that is important
it is preferance , but i like 80 as i like more mid bass
at 55 on your amp you are filtering out quite a bit of midbass
if what you did sounds best to you that is important
it is preferance , but i like 80 as i like more mid bass
either will be better than a W6
Originally Posted by 350zspl
fi Q 12" .8 to 1.5 net dual 1 or dual 2 1000 rms $ 259 shipped
fi ssd 12" .8 to 1.6 net dual 1 or dual 2 800 rms $ 189 shipped
look at what i am posting , match your rms, budget, and net sealed space to pick the correct woofer for your best results
fi ssd 12" .8 to 1.6 net dual 1 or dual 2 800 rms $ 189 shipped
look at what i am posting , match your rms, budget, and net sealed space to pick the correct woofer for your best results
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Originally Posted by 350zspl
i prefer 80 hertz on the amp and LP on HU off
at 55 on your amp you are filtering out quite a bit of midbass
if what you did sounds best to you that is important
it is preferance , but i like 80 as i like more mid bass
at 55 on your amp you are filtering out quite a bit of midbass
if what you did sounds best to you that is important
it is preferance , but i like 80 as i like more mid bass
Originally Posted by 350zspl
your amp LP is at 55 on the RF and your HU LP is at 80???? is this right
So, he's actually NOT "double" filtering the sub outs in both the HU and at the amp, as it would seem. Well, at least not if his Pio HU works like the D3 does... which I suspect it would.
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Now, to find an amp to match it well. Oh, and if you sell 'em, I'll definitely shoot you a PM when I'm ready to order in a few days.
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Jesus Christ on a cracker. I hate paypal.
Oh well, I'll work with it.
I guess I should've specified that I'm going to be trying to fall into the larger end of their box volume spec, but that 1.55 ft^3 was not subtracting the displacement of the driver. So I should fall somewhere close to your same usable air space. That being said, I was only using the 1.55 as a "general" figure to help me plan my install, it won't be easy nor will I know exactly how close I can get to that till I have my interior torn out and take some final measurements.
Those damn sealed enclosures can be so pesky about, well, actually being sealed. lol 
Oh well, I'll work with it. I guess I should've specified that I'm going to be trying to fall into the larger end of their box volume spec, but that 1.55 ft^3 was not subtracting the displacement of the driver. So I should fall somewhere close to your same usable air space. That being said, I was only using the 1.55 as a "general" figure to help me plan my install, it won't be easy nor will I know exactly how close I can get to that till I have my interior torn out and take some final measurements.

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Originally Posted by clarkemtp
No doubt. lol
I've pretty much decided on the FI Q 12". I should be able to easily accomodate the box volume requirements. Now, to find an amp to match it well. Oh, and if you sell 'em, I'll definitely shoot you a PM when I'm ready to order in a few days.
I've pretty much decided on the FI Q 12". I should be able to easily accomodate the box volume requirements. Now, to find an amp to match it well. Oh, and if you sell 'em, I'll definitely shoot you a PM when I'm ready to order in a few days.
US Amps
Zed Amps
McCintosh Amps
CDT Amps
RD Audio Amps
Sundown Amps
Digital Design amps
either choice is a winner
i would get a DVC 2 ohm sub and run @ 1 ohm
use a 1 ohm stable amp
i get RD for the low low
hifonics amps for SPL and stetsom as well
Last edited by 350zspl; Jan 24, 2008 at 07:10 AM.
Originally Posted by vo7848
I'm not a big fan of midbass. Actually, what my front door speakers kick out is fine with me..

your fine
no worries
for me i can't run at 55 hertz , cause it will meter lower DB
i use 80 hertz daily on my LP
at competition i raise my Lp to 125 hertz
this is the loudest
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Originally Posted by 350zspl
that is why your happy with your settings
your fine
no worries
for me i can't run at 55 hertz , cause it will meter lower DB
i use 80 hertz daily on my LP
at competition i raise my Lp to 125 hertz
this is the loudest
your fine
no worries
for me i can't run at 55 hertz , cause it will meter lower DB
i use 80 hertz daily on my LP
at competition i raise my Lp to 125 hertz
this is the loudest
Originally Posted by clarkemtp
I have a Pio HU, the D3, and my HU has the same adjustability. BUT... it's not a LP filter on the sub outs. The setting is actually an adjustable high-pass filter affecting the front and rear speakers outs/rca's.
So, he's actually NOT "double" filtering the sub outs in both the HU and at the amp, as it would seem. Well, at least not if his Pio HU works like the D3 does... which I suspect it would.
So, he's actually NOT "double" filtering the sub outs in both the HU and at the amp, as it would seem. Well, at least not if his Pio HU works like the D3 does... which I suspect it would.
i use a D3 as well
on the d3 sound settings you have a HP filter , you have a subwoofer icon that allows another LP setting, you also have an eq icon that allow for low , mid and high setting and here on the low you can go to 40 hertz if you want
hey guys, i was thinking about getting an fi q 10 (1000 rms) after reading this thread and was wondering if this amp would be ok with it
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...BXi+1206D.html
thanks for your input guys
ps. they really should give you some kickbacks vo
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...BXi+1206D.html
thanks for your input guys
ps. they really should give you some kickbacks vo
Originally Posted by peaches05
hey guys, i was thinking about getting an fi q 10 (1000 rms) after reading this thread and was wondering if this amp would be ok with it
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...BXi+1206D.html
thanks for your input guys
ps. they really should give you some kickbacks vo
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...BXi+1206D.html
thanks for your input guys
ps. they really should give you some kickbacks vo
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