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Old 04-20-2010, 10:14 AM
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IB15A

we'll i finally got it yesterday, love the looks of it, its about as heavy as my 12" CVR.
Can't wait to put it in my rear deck.


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That's gonna fit in your rear deck?
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Originally Posted by nismos14
That's gonna fit in your rear deck?
i hope so, if it will involve too much modifying i'll go this route
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nice looking driver!

what camera did you shoot with?

edit: nm, Shot with a canon 40D.
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Originally Posted by AscendantMax
nice looking driver!

what camera did you shoot with?

edit: nm, Shot with a canon 40D.
how did you find out the camera?
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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.
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Originally Posted by AscendantMax
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.
ahh ic, i just didnt think this would work on images from the web, good to know
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Originally Posted by nismos14
That's gonna fit in your rear deck?
Thats what I was thinking too?

If it does, thats gonna sound really nice!
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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
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I'm about to make the plunge on a pair of 10's...
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Originally Posted by AscendantMax
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.
What Ascendant is not telling you is that he has a camera watching you as you SLEEp

nice looking woofer by the way
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Old 04-23-2010, 09:57 PM
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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.
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CVR needs moar powah
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Old 04-23-2010, 10:24 PM
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well its rated 300rms for a vented box and 400 sealed. mines vented of course
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Old 04-24-2010, 02:40 AM
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CVRs can take about 5-600RMS if careful
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I keep coming back here to see if that 15 fit!!

I hope it does, its gonna be STUPID (in a good way)
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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
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Originally Posted by Hamchan
What Ascendant is not telling you is that he has a camera watching you as you SLEEp
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just did this

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lookin nice
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Old 05-02-2010, 09:17 AM
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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
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Interesting, everything well sealed off?
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Old 05-02-2010, 11:49 AM
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not at all, still need to buy eDead and some other sealer to isolate the waves but that will be in few weeks, finals coming up
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Old 05-09-2010, 09:13 AM
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Ive installed my amp on Friday and woow, this is thing is insanely good the amount of bass is huge, and sound quality is top notch. this blows my Kicker out of the water.
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got a pic of the finished product? congrats on the install man
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