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10" sub with a 15" sub

Started by pauls vl · 22 May 2005 · 4 replies

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pauls vlArchived member

22-05-05, 12:37 GMT+10#1

hey guys i recently fitted a 15 inch JL sub in my boot, would it sound any good puttin a 10 inch on my back shelf or do use think just leave it as it is.... thanx

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nvmyvlArchived member

22-05-05, 16:39 GMT+10#2

Mate dont bother mixing different size subs in the same car. in my opinion they cancell out each other so much that they sound like sh!t. also dont know about there but we cant cut the parcel tray up in NZ cause its structural to the body work and fail warrants hope it helps nvmyvl

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BADVLSLArchived member

22-05-05, 16:58 GMT+10#3

yeah but thats only if your get caught... but yeah its tha same rule here on OZ..

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MAD_HUHArchived member

22-05-05, 19:54 GMT+10#4

pointless mixing sub sizes. it would not be an improvement, it would sound sh1t.

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ExecTurboArchived member

22-05-05, 23:02 GMT+10#5

yep.. you'll get cancellation at around 70hz, which for 90% of music, is a very very bad thing... Dont mix sub sizes, especially not 15's and 10's... if you mix 12's and 10's its not so bad... but still not great... Get another 15... sif one 15 is enough... :P

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