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Vega V Max

Post by dbdrager »

I have been out of the car audio scene for @ 10 years. I am now going to put a system together. I've always ran vega subs. They always needed 2/2.5 cu. ft for the 12's vented. I just got 4 V max 12's dvc. The spec sheet says .75 sealed or 1 cu. ft vented. This sounds too small. Does any one have any input, or soft ware to figure an enclosure for me. I have 15 cu. ft. of space I can use. Will be pushing them with 2 orion 2150's. Thanks for any help
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Post by cargodz »

Don't know how I missed this one... and sorry bout not getting to it sooner.
For your V-max 12 the recommended vented enclosure is for smallest allowable recommendation... I know they should really define that better.
You may want to try WinISD to try some different configurations to give you a better idea ;)
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Post by breakjunki »

IMO , I think Vegas get forgotten about as a relativly good street beater. They get loud as hell, and are built pretty well. I've had a few pairs, both the old red and black vegas from like 10 years ago, and the new v-max. You can find the 12's for less than $130. And a pair would be loud enough for "most" sane people..
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Post by Ryan from Ohio »

I dont think they are anything bad. They look to be of decent quality. Nothing stands out in a positive or negative matter. Just a good sub at a reasonable price.
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Post by cargodz »

Agreed... The V-max is a great daily pounder and can get loud without a ton of power... Now to get really loud you gotta step up to the Stroker and Stroker Pro.
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Post by colemanyoungerinalaska »

are you talking about the old v-max with orange surround or the new ones with black
i prefer the older ones
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Post by CaptainPioneer »

i figured that comment about sane ppl was aimed at bill lol
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Post by breakjunki »

as to above comment :) why would you think I was assuming bill? :thumbsup
I like the older redish/black vegas alot, but who knows that was like 10 years ago. I might think they suck now.. But the new ones are solid to. I honestly remember alot of the old subs I had getting loud, but compared to brands I've beaten on in the last few years, I'm not sure how they'd hold up..
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Post by cargodz »

The new ones will still hold their own quite nicely ;)
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