Awesome 15" from Dayton

[This Guy]

Dayton now made a 15" version of the Titanic and it specs very nicely. I ran it through my subwoofer program and it performs awesome with partsexpress's 1000 watt sub amp with parametric equalizer.

http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?&User_ID=13710832&St=3986&St2=36049461&St3=-28592875&DS_ID=3&Product_ID=166912&DID=7

In a 3 cubicft sealed box with 1000 watts here's what the prgram drew.

20hz-107
30hz-113
40hz-116
50hz-117
60hz-118
70hz-118

while never exceeding Xmax. Buy this, the 1000 watt amp, and make a box and you have one hell of a subwoofer for under a grand.

Just thought I'd bring it to al you're attention.

-Joey

[grampi]

How much better is this sub compared to the Dayton DVC 15? I'm thinking about using this driver in a 3 c.f. sealed enclosure using the PE 250 watt plate amp. Think it'll sound good?

[This Guy]

with only 250 watts. Your money would be wasted if you bought this over the tempest of dvc. In a 3 cubic foot box you would need over a kiliowatt of power to use this driver to it's full potential. Here's a guy that used a 2.5 cubic foot sealed cabinet for his dvc and it looks like he likes it.

http://www.partsexpress.com/projectshowcase/dkhts/dkhts2.html

Also here's some ideas for the tempest.

http://adireaudio.com/diy_audio/gallery/tempest_territory.htm

Hope this helps.

[pelly3s]

The Titanics are great subs, especially for the money. I did an install with one in my friends basement using the 12" in a 2 cf sealed box running off an old 400 watt rotel amp and it sounds great, it compliments the Yamaha NS-1000's very well