Dayton 10" question. (1 Viewer)

[MikeyWeitz]

Ordered it yesterday. 1 question, which actual sub is used? I know PE ofers several 10" subs, just wondering which one is actually in their 10" 100 watter (you know the one I mean).

Thanks.

 

[Kevin G.]

http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/pshow...=300-632&DID=7

 

[MikeyWeitz]

No, I meant the actual woofer/driver itself.

That's the sub I ordered, but wondering which driver they use. I assume it is one they sell and they offer a few different drivers themselves under the Dayton label.

 

[Kevin G.]

Whoops, sorry misunderstood...
Don't know, haven't opened mine up!!

 

[RayM]

The driver in the Tiny Mighty isn't sold at Parts Express... It looks more similar to a quatro than anything else though.

 

[MikeyWeitz]

Thanks Ray.

 

[Max F]

Are you sure Ray? I thought it looked like this one:

http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/pshow...=295-315&DID=7

It has an Fs of 25 hz, which seems to match the tiny mighty. The driver also looks the same.

 

[MikeyWeitz]

Max, that one is only rated to 70watts and the Dayton Sub has 100 watt amp, so that would strike me as odd if that is the one.

 

[DorianBryant]

That one is also their "classic woofer" and not their Dayton 10" "sub-woofer." PE does distinguish between the two.

 

[MikeyWeitz]

Man, I figured if ANYONE knew what was in their, it would be DorianBryant

 

[DorianBryant]

I could be wrong, since I never pulled the driver out to inspect closely and get a part #. I didn't see the 10" subwoofer i was thinking of-sold out? I think it is the non-shielded version of the SD270-8-8 (this is the basic 10" Dayton subwoofer), and it sells for about $27.

I do know it is not the Quattro driver. The Quattro's are decent drivers though and I heard a few people swapped them into their TM II. I forget who, but if you dig up some of the old Dayton sub threads, someone who slapped in an old SVS driver.