shawndaddy wrote:just because 10 hz isnt audible doesnt mean wont happen. I don't get your argument. It also plays above 20hz.
I hope so, otherwise it would be worthless. what kinda box you got that thing in anyways?
onyrmrk wrote:I just liked it in the read that mentioned that 300-500watts is recommended. So 200watts or < than that would be severely underpowering it.
yeah but "It only needs about 150 watts continuous (300 peak) for full excursion @ 20Hz."
The cyclone retailed for a lot more than $40, but it doesnt matter.I am sure that my system will not compete with any of your multi thousand dollar systems. I have a 200 watt amp, a set of descent comps and a single 12" sub. I thought it was fitting that this forum dealt with people bragging about there 2000 and 4000 watt systems. I am very impressed with the sound of my system and I am sure that a lot of you would be as well.
My system isnt the loudest, Im not hitting a high spl, I have no processors, I have no equalizers. And I've never had it on any kind of analizer. I've listend to several amature systems with two 15", and I believe my cyclone digs down deep comparable to two 15"s. If the focal you talked about is more capable, I would love to here it. I understand that focal makes great stuff. A lot of you have spent thousands on your systems and I am sure you can tell by the way they sound. I said I would square toe's. Let me refraise. I welcome and would be interested in comparing my system. I feel like a proud poppa, after finaly pulling together the pieces I need to complete my "cyclone system". I am sure all of you are familiar.
Matt, I have never competed, and I have only been to a few competitions. I have heard a few serious setups, one was a ppi suburban. I have been into audio for about 12 years. I have a good idea of what sounds good. I started with a 10" kenwood bass tube. I have had a set of petras prowlers, I have had tons of cheepo crap.
thank you. I should have never used fighting words like "square toes" with you hardcore audio junkies. I am a junkie of audio myself. I understand the competative nature.