IB15A
#6
each picture is encoded with a detailed info regarding camera body, focal length used, ISO, etc etc. i knew right away from the first pic that you didn't use a typical point-and-shoot camera, and probably used a SLR of some type.
I just saved an image onto my desktop, and just right-click the picture and go to properties, and then click the details tab.
sorry, i do photography on the side, so i can be a photography nut at times.
I just saved an image onto my desktop, and just right-click the picture and go to properties, and then click the details tab.
sorry, i do photography on the side, so i can be a photography nut at times.
#7
each picture is encoded with a detailed info regarding camera body, focal length used, ISO, etc etc. i knew right away from the first pic that you didn't use a typical point-and-shoot camera, and probably used a SLR of some type.
I just saved an image onto my desktop, and just right-click the picture and go to properties, and then click the details tab.
sorry, i do photography on the side, so i can be a photography nut at times.
I just saved an image onto my desktop, and just right-click the picture and go to properties, and then click the details tab.
sorry, i do photography on the side, so i can be a photography nut at times.
#9
ohh it will regardless, here are the specs of it for those who understand them
IB15A-4 :
Fs: 20.4Hz
Qms: 4.5
Vas: 387L
Cms: .4mm/N
Mms: 152g
Rms: 4.35
Xmax: 18.5mm
Sd: 825sqcm
Vd: 3.05L
Qes: .45
Re: 2.7ohm
Z: 4ohm
BL: 10.8Tm
Le: .163mH
Pe: 300W
Qts: .41
1W SPL: 90.6dB
here is a mini review/compare to IDMAX
http://www.aespeakers.com/phpbb2/vie...php?f=2&t=1802
IB15A-4 :
Fs: 20.4Hz
Qms: 4.5
Vas: 387L
Cms: .4mm/N
Mms: 152g
Rms: 4.35
Xmax: 18.5mm
Sd: 825sqcm
Vd: 3.05L
Qes: .45
Re: 2.7ohm
Z: 4ohm
BL: 10.8Tm
Le: .163mH
Pe: 300W
Qts: .41
1W SPL: 90.6dB
here is a mini review/compare to IDMAX
http://www.aespeakers.com/phpbb2/vie...php?f=2&t=1802
#11
each picture is encoded with a detailed info regarding camera body, focal length used, ISO, etc etc. i knew right away from the first pic that you didn't use a typical point-and-shoot camera, and probably used a SLR of some type.
I just saved an image onto my desktop, and just right-click the picture and go to properties, and then click the details tab.
sorry, i do photography on the side, so i can be a photography nut at times.
I just saved an image onto my desktop, and just right-click the picture and go to properties, and then click the details tab.
sorry, i do photography on the side, so i can be a photography nut at times.
nice looking woofer by the way
#12
How many rms watts did u have on your cvr? I got a 12 and just for a test threw about 150-200watts on it and it sounded pretty loud. After I got my new amp which puts out 360rms it sounded really about the same? It does sound a little cleaner though but doesnt really hit much harder.
#17
i had CVR in a sealed 1cuft box and ~320 RMS to it, sounded nice but i want to go lower
i havent had the time to even get any measurements yet, been busy past few days, and on top of it weather is bit nasty
i havent had the time to even get any measurements yet, been busy past few days, and on top of it weather is bit nasty
#21
here is an update
Also yesterday i bought brand new Kicker ZX300.1 for $70 shipped to power this thing
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=STRK:MEWNX:IT
there is only 1 problem, there is very limited space behind the seats for any amps, i hope Kicker will fit in there somehow. Ohh and right now its being powered by the stock sub amp as you can see, LOL
Also yesterday i bought brand new Kicker ZX300.1 for $70 shipped to power this thing
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=STRK:MEWNX:IT
there is only 1 problem, there is very limited space behind the seats for any amps, i hope Kicker will fit in there somehow. Ohh and right now its being powered by the stock sub amp as you can see, LOL