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I have an idea to install a 15" freeair sub behind the rear seat in my 5-series BMW '90, I was looking at Dayton DC380-8 at bmm-electronics.com:
DC380-8 • Dayton Classic woofer 15"* • BMM audio & electronics
Dayton homepage:
Dayton Audio - Dayton Loudspeaker - Loudspeaker Drivers - Classic Series
Data for the driver (4 ohm version):
What other drivers should I look at in a price range up to $200 (equals to about 140EUR)? I live in Europe so shipping something from the US isn't very cheap.
I have 8" mids in front so the 15" driver doesn't have to be able to play very high.
Tõnu
DC380-8 • Dayton Classic woofer 15"* • BMM audio & electronics
Dayton homepage:
Dayton Audio - Dayton Loudspeaker - Loudspeaker Drivers - Classic Series
Data for the driver (4 ohm version):
Considering it's T/S parameters, Qts being 0.44, how well does it work as a freeair sub?DCS380-4 15 " Subwoofer 4 OHM Specifications
Power handling: 250 watts RMS/350 watts max
Voice coil diameter: 2"
Le: 2.30 mH
Impedance: 4 ohms
Re: 3.1 ohms
Frequency range: 20-500 Hz
Fs: 20 Hz
SPL: 92 dB 2.83V/1m
Vas: 9.70 cu. ft.
Qms: 4.00
Qes: .50
Qts: .44
Xmax: 8.5 mm
Dimensions:
Overall Diameter: 15"
Cutout Diameter: 14"
Mounting Depth: 6-3/8"
What other drivers should I look at in a price range up to $200 (equals to about 140EUR)? I live in Europe so shipping something from the US isn't very cheap.
I have 8" mids in front so the 15" driver doesn't have to be able to play very high.
Tõnu