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Originally Posted by low_bass_makker  Oh ho it is 305 then it is a good sub and will play nice in a sealed box....
what is the earlier box dimensions.....it will help to give the new sizes.... |
i really dont know about the existing dimensions.it was made in my pre-tbhp days so went with whatever the installer said.its actually a big box with the woofer and a pair of 6x9 placed in it.the sub and the speakers are partioned thus forming individual enclosures for all the three.the box takes the entire boot space of the zen.
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as i have bought components for the front,the 6x9 are running off the hu and the comps aand sub are powered by a desi alpine amp.i want to move the 6x9's on a stock tray for the zen and have a small box for the subwoofer so that i have some space in the back.also i want to place the amp in the boot rather than have it lying under the passenger seat.
planning to buy a jbl cs 60.4.will it be able to power the 305c and the alpine spx177a components.
not interested in listening to music really loud but want good clarity and tight punch from the woofer.is the amp okay for such application.pls advise.and what cables should i use for the rca and power connections.
the specs of the comps are:
Elements 2-Way
Car Speaker Function Subwoofer • Tweeter
Size 6.5"
Nominal Power Handling 60 Watt RMS Technical Features Peak Power Handling 240 Watt
Frequency Response 35 Hz - 35 kHz
Sensitivity 90 dB
Impedance 4 ohm (Dual Coil)the jbl cs60.4 specs are:
RMS Power @ 4ohms: 4x60W
RMS Power @ 2ohms: 4x80W
RMS Power Bridged @ 4ohms: 2x160W
Frequency Response: 10Hz – 27kHz
S/N ratio: 75dBA
Variable Bass Boost (2x): 0..+6dB @ 45Hz
Crossover (2x): Flat/LP/HP (30-320Hz)
Input Sensitivity: 100mV – 6V
One pair full-range preamp outputs
the subs specs are:
Nominal Power Handling 400 Watt RMS
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Technical Features Peak Power Handling 800 Watt Frequency Response 18 Hz - 2 kHz Sensitivity 89 dB Impedance 4 ohm (Dual Coil)