Audiobahn ALUM15N Sound Q 15" Subwoofer sub

[ironmanhockey35]

i heard that model subwoofer sounds pretty good

[Fredzgon1]

whats good man u like near fayetteville?

[YungStunna311]

antioch^

[kingadaboom]

is that like a 4cu box? looks fin big 4 one sub

[tok4life420]

Im likin the boxm lol!

How low that sub get in dat box lol?

Good sub, i usta have 2 10" audiobahn, shits were strong, i got em hooked iup series, 1 ohm lol.. 1200W

Check my videos out, i got some shitin my room too, peace. good video bro, 1

[EzBrSHOT]

its not crap u moron its the camra its cant pick up the bass so dont go say other people stuff is crap. its a good sub and box. check my vids out

[chuntychunty]

sounds like a pice of shit sorry no good

[audiogod9000]

ITS THE CAM RETARD

[rockfordfostgate]

wherecan i get the wood to build a box what type should i use hit me back

[weedman420xxx]

go to a hardware store and get a sheet of mdf(medium density fiberboard)

[cody561]

what i would do is get a box with a bigger port in it it sounds more clear but its a nice sub!

[Rootmunkie]

nt bad mate.. wt i cud suggest is if u make the box smaller with no air holes ull get deeper bassline

[squishyman11]

sounds good i have a car system in my room

[carfreaks1024]

it looks alot cooler in real like i don't think that the cell phone camera can pick up the excursion. This is a good sub, if you want a okay size knock for a small price. I think i paid 120 for sub, 90 for amp, and 100 for amp wire kit and cap, and i built the box myself.

[bradmerrick]

dont use walmart wires it worth the money to get streetwires or stinger

my 1st set up i use walmart kit untill my sw wires came and the walmart wires melted after about 3 mins of play

[ganymedeIV4]

Hah i use 8 gauge wire rated for 480v three phase 100A

says "industrial use only" down the side so i figure its good enough for amps on 12v 15A

[carfreaks1024]

but 12 volts dc, needs more wire than 120 volts AC, which is why you dont have DC power in your houses.

[ganymedeIV4]

you sure its not because AC is cheaper to produce and travels farther across power lines.

Wouldn't you need 75% less wire because DC only requires the lead, while you use a common ground as the termination? you know instead of two lead with a common earth ground..

its a lot easier to "shake" the voltage on AC since it'll move the same amount at the power station, as it will in your home, But with DC you'd have to send it all the way down the line.

i think thats why we dont have DC voltage.