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105w enough for Dayton 15"?

Discussion in 'Archived Threads 2001-2004' started by Adam O, Apr 29, 2002.

  1. Message #1 of 4 Apr 29, 2002
    Adam O

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    I just found out the amp im going to be using in my diy sub is actually only 105w RMS. My Sub will be 290L or so, 6"-23" port, which tunes it to 16.5Hz.

    Will this power be sufficient to drive my Dayton 15" DVC?

    Thanks Alot

    Adam
     
  2. Message #2 of 4 Apr 30, 2002
    Andrew Pratt

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    I powered my big tube that used the Dayton 15" DVC driver with 115 watts and it was plenty loud.
     
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    Cam S

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    105 watts should provide some decent bass. Most commercial subs don't even have that much power!
     
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    Jedd

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    You might look at Tempest in the LSPcad, it's very close to Dayton DVC 15", so you can estimate cone excursion.
    In 290L you probably tear it apart with 105W. [​IMG]
     
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