homeboydeluxe
Established Member
Hello all,
I decided to model the MTX 22" jackhammer subwoofer just to see how it preforms, for those that are unfamiliar with it, it is basically the biggest car sub ever made, it is about 3 feet tall, weights 200kg has 3 inches of mech Xmax and can handle 6,000 watt RMS, and 12,000 peak!
I chose a 30 cubic foot box and a 13Hz tune, a real SLLT! input power 6.5Kw, high pass at 10Hz, to keep port speed in check, the port diameter has to be 16", thats almost big enough to crawl into!
There is the simulated output:
10Hz-113db.
13Hz-125db!!
20Hz-120db.
And flat at about 122db from there on, considering the sub costs around 5,000 dollars, you could have 4 Mal-X 18"s for the same price which would almost equal the MTX at 13Hz and kill it by about 6db from 20Hz on.
So there you have it, if you have a spare 5K to spend on woofers you know what to get!
I decided to model the MTX 22" jackhammer subwoofer just to see how it preforms, for those that are unfamiliar with it, it is basically the biggest car sub ever made, it is about 3 feet tall, weights 200kg has 3 inches of mech Xmax and can handle 6,000 watt RMS, and 12,000 peak!
I chose a 30 cubic foot box and a 13Hz tune, a real SLLT! input power 6.5Kw, high pass at 10Hz, to keep port speed in check, the port diameter has to be 16", thats almost big enough to crawl into!
There is the simulated output:
10Hz-113db.
13Hz-125db!!
20Hz-120db.
And flat at about 122db from there on, considering the sub costs around 5,000 dollars, you could have 4 Mal-X 18"s for the same price which would almost equal the MTX at 13Hz and kill it by about 6db from 20Hz on.
So there you have it, if you have a spare 5K to spend on woofers you know what to get!