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DeltaLight 2510 for sealed car sub? [message #45804]

Wed, 17 November 2004 06:48

DRC
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Registered: May 2009

Master

I'm looking for a good woofer that can produce fast, tight, tuneful bass in a car from 100hz down (mono sub). It'll be driven with a bridged Butler Blue Tube Driver 275 which will produce 250w into 4ohms, (not sure about 8.)

The winning driver must be able to live happily in

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Re: DeltaLight 2510 for sealed car sub? [message #45811 is a reply to message #45804]

Wed, 17 November 2004 17:35

Wayne Parham
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Registered: January 2001

Illuminati (33rd Degree)

At 3ft3, I'd go with a JBL 2226 or Eminence Magnum 15. The Delta (and Deltalite) 10's are better suited as midrange drivers. It will get you under 100Hz, so it isn't a bad choice. But I'd go with something else. You might even consider the Alpha 10, which will really surprise you for the money. Put an Alpha 10 in the cabinet you're talking about and I think you'll be amazed.

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Re: DeltaLight 2510 for sealed car sub? [message #45812 is a reply to message #45811]

Wed, 17 November 2004 21:14

Bill Martinelli
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I agree with Wayne on the Delta lite 10 for mids

I'm use some Deltalite 12" in some cabinets for CES right now and they have very nice bass.

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Re: DeltaLight 2510 for sealed car sub? [message #45817 is a reply to message #45804]

Thu, 18 November 2004 11:32

Garland garland
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Chancellor

Dave,

Let me know how this turns out since I'm in the mah'kit for such a beast myself!

Gary

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Re: DeltaLight 2510 for sealed car sub? [message #45818 is a reply to message #45817]

Thu, 18 November 2004 11:44

DRC
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Master

Sure will !

Did you see the earlier post where I threatened to put a TAD beast in the back, facing up?
Cooler heads (Wayne's) prevailed, as he predicted, quite rightly, that I'd scare myself into car wreck!

Bad, bad idea.

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Re: DeltaLight 2510 for sealed car sub? [message #45860 is a reply to message #45804]

Tue, 23 November 2004 11:07

JLapaire
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Master

Dave, here's a thought: would you like to try an AutoTuba in your car? Bill Fitzmaurice sells the design and I built a pair but can't use them. They aren't enough for PA but one would pressurize a car pretty good. They're 14" x 14" x 30", have an 8" 4ohm driver, unfinished 1/2" Baltic, and I drive to Windsor every day.
Since you gave back the 2 Pis I'd trust you with one of these

And whatever happened to that JBL-fueled 3-way monster? Looked like it just needed some crossover tweaks way back when...

I know you said

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Re: DeltaLight 2510 for sealed car sub? [message #45861 is a reply to message #45860]

Tue, 23 November 2004 11:19

Wayne Parham
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Illuminati (33rd Degree)

Bill Fitzmaurice is an AudioRoundTable.com sponsor. You gotta come around here more often!

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Re: DeltaLight 2510 for sealed car sub? [message #45862 is a reply to message #45860]

Tue, 23 November 2004 11:54

DRC
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Registered: May 2009

Master

Hi John,

I considered one of those, but I think I'd blow myself out of the car! I'm going to use a Butler 275 to drive whatever I end up with, although now I'm tempted to drive my back door speakers full range with them and go with a simple powered sub (or not).

In short, I don't know what I want to do here!

Thanks for the offer; I'll keep it in mind.

The 3way monster are languishing. I'm too busy to mess with them, I'm afraid. Anyone interested in the cabinets and drivers can get 'em cheap at this point.

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