World's biggest subwoofer - 34" 10,000 watts! In an Indian Fiat Punto

nishantgandhi · 21st August 2012, 13:56

Is this for real? And I believe this is at Haresh Jethwani's shop in Chennai? Are these guys competing for some Limca record of sorts? Because this is definitely a no-go for daily use/drive.

Curious to know the amp driving this, as well as the price of the sub!

sourabhzen · 21st August 2012, 14:17

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Originally Posted by Nimish anthony

That was one hell of a sub woofer in a hatchback. .......

IMO it is not a woofer in a hatchback, it is a hatchback around a woofer.

There also is need of warning sign on the dash board -"Caution - Sudden thrust can dislocate your shoulders".

arup.misra · 21st August 2012, 14:46

Now I know how to get rid of the irritating tourist vehicles constantly honking and flash. Simply turn up the music.

frankmehta · 21st August 2012, 14:51

Kinda reminded me of this..

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DerAlte · 21st August 2012, 15:56

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Originally Posted by low_bass_makker

... It is high time I need to rebuild my car again !!!!

The car or the subwoofers? For a moment I thought it went just I had predicted earlier - you driving along GT Road and parts falling by the wayside.

low_bass_makker · 21st August 2012, 16:45

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Originally Posted by DerAlte

The car or the subwoofers? For a moment I thought it went just I had predicted earlier - you driving along GT Road and parts falling by the wayside.

LOL.. I had dismantled the monster one year back. The car could not take the pressure as it was more than 6 year old. So planning a new one very soon will update !!!

amangujral06 · 21st August 2012, 17:47

This cervin vega subs wasn't designed to be a SPL sub, it was a marketing stunt, but a good one .
Imagine how cops gonna react , when the car gets pulled over !! :P

karan561 · 23rd August 2012, 15:54

Thats Ronak's car , roams around in Mulund , good feeling to have it in my suburb

The Install has been done by Ravi @ Motorsounds(Mulund)

.sourov · 23rd August 2012, 16:11

I was thinking if he has this for a Punto, God only knows what he will get if he ever upgrades to a Safari or XUV.
Hope he never buys a bus

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Bass&Trouble · 24th August 2012, 11:34

Contrary to what people think, a 34" subwoofer wont actually be louder just because of its size. A good 12" will go louder than it without much effort. Its an impractical size for an automobile.

navin · 24th August 2012, 12:09

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Originally Posted by Bass&Trouble

Contrary to what people think, a 34" subwoofer wont actually be louder just because of its size. A good 12" will go louder than it without much effort. Its an impractical size for an automobile.

Google-heads would find a 60" subwoofer mabe by MTX I think. It was impractical for just about any install for obvious reasons.

Many many eons ago EV made a 30" subwoofer that they demoed at a Detroit CES using the AC mains (110V). That means 1500W (at 8 ohms) and the speaker just made a 50hz hum. They had to turn it off in a few seconds becuase other exhibhitors complained.

For a car 12-15" is about the most reasonable option. Multiple (2-4) smaller subs have advantages over a single large sub but that is a whole different topic.

ghostrider · 24th August 2012, 13:03

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Originally Posted by GTO

Maybe the guy just wanted an automatic boot opener

Hahahahaha! I literally LOL'd when I read that. Security checks at malls and multiplexes must be fun.

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Originally Posted by toiingg

What happens to the rear view visibility ?

There is none.

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Originally Posted by smsrini

The world's latest parallel hybrid drive technology, that uses traditional fossil fuels combined with acoustic drive to propel the car forward!
Guesstimated fuel efficiency ( before you ask kitna deti hai ), is around 30kpl.

I think he should take this thing to the Bonneville Salt Flats. I'm fairly certain several records would be broken. How about a standing quarter mile in 3 seconds? One boom should do it.

Invinsible · 26th August 2012, 22:34

The Cadence site mentions it has 10000 watts as peak output. Not much information in there about the sub except for freq response. Much depends on how it is tuned, on the amp and the enclosure. However going by the looks, it may look fascinating for some.
I agree with B&T a good single or dual sub setup with the right amplifier and electrical can go much louder than a single sub presented here.

Ahmed · 27th August 2012, 21:56

That is one killer subwoofer... I am interested in knowing the specs and the installation process. And some more pics please.

carboy · 27th August 2012, 22:17

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Originally Posted by danny2599

This proves that there are guys in India who can take their love for music to the next level

They say 'Music lovers love music. Audiophiles love their stereo'.

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Originally Posted by GTO

If this thing really works, IMHO sound quality was the last thing on this mind.

Well said.

Also would anything be visible in the rear mirror?

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Invinsible Senior - BHPian Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Bombay Posts: 1,257 Thanked: 62 Times	The Cadence site mentions it has 10000 watts as peak output. Not much information in there about the sub except for freq response. Much depends on how it is tuned, on the amp and the enclosure. However going by the looks, it may look fascinating for some. I agree with B&T a good single or dual sub setup with the right amplifier and electrical can go much louder than a single sub presented here. Last edited by Invinsible : 26th August 2012 at 22:36.
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