https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/peerless-by-tymphany/GBS-200F35CP02-04/6557438

 

I think I remember @lithium trying these out in small sealed boxes underseat. Not sure what he ended up thinking of them

 

Looks interesting!

 

Right 😂 and it's just under $90 for pair shipped

 

can fit 3 or 4 under each seat for a bigger kick

 

If I do some cutting...I could get 2 in each kick ib 😂

 

They worked pretty good as under seat midbass. An improvement over the JBL fuse in my application. While they are shallow mounts, the geometry of the cone requires counter sinking and in my case inverting the drivers to install under seat. Didn't want the cone contacting seat bottom.

For sub duty you might need PRs to get some low end.

33$ each at Digi key makes them an easy buy just to play around with.

If you have more space compare them against the Dayton LS 10"

 

They worked pretty good as under seat midbass. An improvement over the JBL fuse in my application. While they are shallow mounts, the geometry of the cone requires counter sinking and in my case inverting the drivers to install under seat. Didn't want the cone contacting seat bottom.

For sub duty you might need PRs to get some low end.

33$ each at Digi key makes them an easy buy just to play around with.

If you have more space compare them against the Dayton LS 10"

10's would get a little close to the hardware under the seats unfortunately. I wouldn't need these to get low, I'd think the 60's would be about about right (will depend on my sub roll off though).

 

They can 60hz ez

 

Would there be any benefits to running them stereo versus mono? I'll have 6.5's in the kicks as well

 

If you're gonna have them under each seat I would assume stereo so you can control them individually with your DSP

 

AITA, or do other people want to punch the guy who set the scale for the impedance axis?

 

With the two drivers located at significantly different distances from the driver head I would at the very least use 2 separate channels to apply TA appropriately. You could try stereo or mono in the dsp mixer. That way everything is in phase a the driver and you avoid weird nulls, likely in the mid bass region.