8" lower pods
#51
All the DB Moto shix is so damn efficient, 150 Watts will get u in a damn good place.
And the back side really isn't that obtrusive at all. Just under 3" depth and proportional magnet.
I have a set on the shelf I can put next to some other comparable shix and take pics when u narrow down ur choices.
T
And the back side really isn't that obtrusive at all. Just under 3" depth and proportional magnet.
I have a set on the shelf I can put next to some other comparable shix and take pics when u narrow down ur choices.
T
#52
Originally Posted by FrenchieM
Does one want a tweeter down there with already having horns in the fairing?
I guess it just depends on each individuals strategy to obtain the balance they desire for their riding style. With the recent PA movement towards some coax product, there might be something to that for the sled audio industry due to space limitations.
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#53
To each their own but I have always been a big fan of full range audio from every traditional hole so I don't have to keep adding new holes.
I guess it just depends on each individuals strategy to obtain the balance they desire for their riding style. With the recent PA movement towards some coax product, there might be something to that for the sled audio industry due to space limitations.
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I guess it just depends on each individuals strategy to obtain the balance they desire for their riding style. With the recent PA movement towards some coax product, there might be something to that for the sled audio industry due to space limitations.
T
#54
Originally Posted by FrenchieM
I’m open to the idea just not familiar with the wiring strategy for this type of speaker.
T
#55
These Motos are just wired straight up as a traditional coax as it's a tweeter with a cap vs a separate compression driver. Then just tune it up to ur liking. If ur worried about the high then obviously EQ accordingly but also set ur crossover to 15k, 14k, 13k OE even 10k if u want to tame that end of the spectrum. It might even be a matter of taming both the horns and the lowers to get that perfect balance for ur ears. Lots of options.
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#56
I’m NOT a Pro YouTuber ...
I tried to cover the more important steps (shaping, forming and sanding).
Hope it helps.
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