Testing my DIY amplifer -Speaker shake

Showing off the power of the amplifier.
Unfortunately my camera cannot capture the lowest notes in the sound.
This is not a sub, it is a 4-inch driver.
The actual model is unknown, but it's from a RCA RT2500 kit. Specs are 120W 6ohms.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• DIY
• amplifier
• Amp9
• AmpWizard
• Speaker
• shake

[ZapWizard]

Yes

[nformby]

LOL, tweeters can't vibrate. So how do they make a sound then?

[pamew]

"1.a tweeter cant vibrate"

What? yes it can :S sound is ALWAYS a product of vibration you fool.

2. That's just bullshit, my logitec tweeters shake noticeably, it's more about speaker cone design than anything.

[djlegend1234]

its a midrange drive

[asdurfi]

furcsa

[IAplayerajanja]

Lol ive seen the SAME spekers x2 in somones back of car :/

[nformby]

@djlegend1234 Lol, You - "@nformby goooo fuck offf". Then delete it? FAIL.

[nformby]

@djlegend1234 OMG, are you serious? Have you read your comment? Most TVs don't have tweeters, most have a full range driver. Only really expensive TVs will have separate drivers.

Do you even know the difference between speakers and drivers? - without googling it.

[djlegend1234]

@nformby hahaha ur a retard then cuz ttvs have tweeters dumass

[nformby]

@djlegend1234 Haha, your answer is retarded in two ways.

1. I was quoting another person on the "tweeters can't vibrate", thus I said "So how do they make a sound then?" Posing a question to the original poster.

2. Mobile phones have small speakers, yes, doesn't mean it's a tweeter. In fact a mobile phone speaker is a full-range driver, obviously, as it makes a full range of frequencies.

It's not hard to differentiate tweeters from full-range speakers!

[djlegend1234]

@nformby they do vibrate mobile phones have tweeters so duh

[RuskiPanda]

i have the sub from that set, but i cant use it!!! anyone want it???