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      09-01-2015, 01:01 PM   #23
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I think more cowbell is in order
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      09-01-2015, 02:09 PM   #24
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not sure this works, yes a better amp is a great addition but the std subs are nasty muddly garbage regardless of what drives it.

I'd go with a corner sub of decent (not stupid money) quality and see how you get on.

the whole set up in a 3 series is a disaster, stock speakers are too small and far too nasty, driven by a messed up amp trying to correct for the wrong speakers. The things under the seat whilst able to take massive abuse are just horrible.

if you have no taste and like the sound coming from the rear seat floor mats the stock set up is great !!!
I've had a trunk sub setup and SWS-8s. Stock L7 woofers with more power sound better. They distort less and don't have any boominess to them. Not that I had boominess with the trunk sub setup. The only reason why I took out the trunk sub is because I care more about handling performance now and it was just extra weight (about 50-60lbs with enclosure/sub/amp) They won't put out the amount of bass the former 2 would, but it's a great improvement over the stock configuration.
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not sure this works, yes a better amp is a great addition but the std subs are nasty muddly garbage regardless of what drives it.

I'd go with a corner sub of decent (not stupid money) quality and see how you get on.

the whole set up in a 3 series is a disaster, stock speakers are too small and far too nasty, driven by a messed up amp trying to correct for the wrong speakers. The things under the seat whilst able to take massive abuse are just horrible.

if you have no taste and like the sound coming from the rear seat floor mats the stock set up is great !!!

You should listen to the L7 woofers driven by 100w RMS. Sound is good and well defined. A small peak at 100Hz but nothing to complain about. I high passed mine at 87Hz and have them wired in reverse polarity to the front stage which gives much better mid bass transition. A single 10 in a corner enclosure completes the deal from 60Hz down. Love the bass and mid bass with Zero 7, The Police, and Led Zeppelin II with this setup. Also Mannheim Steamroller Fresh Aire sounds amazing.
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      09-28-2015, 05:38 AM   #26
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Dudes also think they have 1500 watts, when in reality your Walmart amps say max and not rms (there's a difference!).. And to dig even further, if you dyno'd the amp you'd be a very lucky man to see it make over 200 RMS.

I also agree with the above disagreement... An actual 500 watts of rms on two sound ordnance 12's in a bandpass (can be seen or had on crutchfield) can shake your chit something fierce. Could be a grocery list of things wrong with your system.. Ohms, bad grounds, bad wiring set up, misleading advertising on the box that your amp came in...
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I don't believe that for a second! lol

At the very least, the gas cap will always rattle. The license plate does too but you can limit this somewhat by wedging foam between the trunk and plate.

I had a single 12" in a sealed enclosure and while there weren't many rattles that can be heard INSIDE the cabin, standing outside was a whole other story. I can't imagine how bad it will be with 2, 12"s in a ported or bandpassed enclosure!
He either isnt as loud as he thinks he is, or he has sound deadener throughout.

With my 2 10s giving out competition level dbs, you was able to elinimate rattles in the trunk, but not throughout the entire car completely. But it took a decent amount of deadener to do that.

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I've had the subs on full blast, and there's honestly no rattle. My license plate is bolted on from the top and bottom though, if that makes a difference
see above.

No offense, but there are a lot of guys out there that think their system is "loud" but until you go to a comp and get on a meter and actually hear some of the high db systems, you have no idea.

Id been doing car audio db comps for years up until the last couple, and every competition, there would be 1-2 guys show up with their system, say they are hitting 150+, then get blown away.

I had a pair of 12s off a 3500watt amp set a MECA unofficial record at 153.xx at the headrest. Same pair of 12s would pull 155s in the kick and 153-154 at the dash. At those levels, your eyes are rattling and everything is blurry.
Above comment was suppose to be a quote
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Dudes also think they have 1500 watts, when in reality your Walmart amps say max and not rms (there's a difference!).. And to dig even further, if you dyno'd the amp you'd be a very lucky man to see it make over 200 RMS.

I also agree with the above disagreement... An actual 500 watts of rms on two sound ordnance 12's in a bandpass (can be seen or had on crutchfield) can shake your chit something fierce. Could be a grocery list of things wrong with your system.. Ohms, bad grounds, bad wiring set up, misleading advertising on the box that your amp came in...
lol sound ordnance 12s...
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Dudes also think they have 1500 watts, when in reality your Walmart amps say max and not rms (there's a difference!).. And to dig even further, if you dyno'd the amp you'd be a very lucky man to see it make over 200 RMS.

I also agree with the above disagreement... An actual 500 watts of rms on two sound ordnance 12's in a bandpass (can be seen or had on crutchfield) can shake your chit something fierce. Could be a grocery list of things wrong with your system.. Ohms, bad grounds, bad wiring set up, misleading advertising on the box that your amp came in...
lol sound ordnance 12s...
Lol at your old build thread with one page...
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