Sundown Monster 15" Wall Socket

19.4 amps x 120 volts = 2328 watts

Four and a half minutes - sub is fine.

This is a prototype woofer we made for testing.

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• Wall
• Socket
• Woofer
• Subwoofer
• Sundown
• Audio
• Amplifier

[xXtortionXx]

Did you have any temperature monitors around the coil to see how hot things got on the woofer?

[arawndark]

@xXtortionXx

No we didn't -- the coil was not discolored at all, though, so likely didn't get much past 300 degrees.

[stardust4ever]

That is one tough speaker :O

[astro401287]

This is impressive. However be aware that 19.4A x 120V is 2328 VA (volt-amps). VA are not necessarily watts. It depends on the impedance of the speaker at the frequency of interest (in this case 60Hz). To find true power being dissipated in the speaker one would need to use a power meter. Reactive loads (any speaker that is not at resonance) will have current that is out of phase with the voltage, and that means that you can't just multiply V and A and get watts.

[BassNeptune]

you are so damn lucky that you didn't get the place on fire

[2Wyteboi]

great way to break in your new subs....... ;)

[TheeAldeen]

@arawndark - dude knows his shit - 

[TheeAldeen]

@xXtortionXx ur gay - who the fuck cares

[TheeAldeen]

@xXtortionXx DOPE AS FUCK

60hz to the DOME!! - did you use as a transfo? -looked to handle it just fine

[olds442hurst]

1200 rms wall socket cant even touch a sub that can handle 3500 rms or better

[turboboy0]

planning on toppling the aa smd as king woofer jacob?

[NikolasOldSchool]

@MrAcuralvr I live in Brazil... D=

[MrAcuralvr]

@NikolasOldSchool or bridge two 240v wall outlets here ;)

[NikolasOldSchool]

Do it in Brazil, 380V