Dayton Reference Subwoofer
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Dayton Reference Subwoofer
Like I said before, Im going to do a floor mount install under the rear strut bar in my trunk. For now I went to wal mart and picked up one of those broken down scosche boxes and made a temp set up (the scosche box kits are actually a damn good bargain). I wired it up and turned it on. And I gotta tell ya, this is the best 10" I have ever heard. Dont be fooled by the pricing. They are selling these things direct. Judging by its sound and output, it would be well over $300 on the retail market. I put it up next to a 10" L7, it ate it. 2 Ininifty Reference 12's, smoked em, my old Jbl 12"?... all the Dayton had to do was look at it and it went whimpering home. This thing will eat all the bass my non fading head unit and amp will put out! It work beautiful from a 1 cubic foot box to a 2. This is a MUST for the SQ and listening only fanatics. Well, I guess if you wired to of their twelves in your trunk it probably and eventually cause disalighnment in your trunk door.
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RE: Dayton Reference Subwoofer
Be careful with that box its a piece of $hit! I had one for about 2 weeks and it developed all kinda of leaks and it actually started falling apart. Then when i was replacing it I accidently dropped it (only like a 3 foot fall) and it totally broke!! Its held together with nails!!
So that sub requires at least a cubic foot of airspace? Ive been wanting a new sub but im not really wanting to have a box that big. Ive got it narrowed down to a dayton or an infinity perfect. I think my box is .75 cu ft, do you think with some poly fill that would be enough airspace for that sub?
So that sub requires at least a cubic foot of airspace? Ive been wanting a new sub but im not really wanting to have a box that big. Ive got it narrowed down to a dayton or an infinity perfect. I think my box is .75 cu ft, do you think with some poly fill that would be enough airspace for that sub?
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RE: Dayton Reference Subwoofer
The box I got at wal-mart was held together with nails and glue! (Mind you this was about a year ago) For a temporary gig i guess it'll last a couple weeks.
Wait, are you talking about you bought a kit for a box there or something? I thought you were talking about one of the ones they already have put together.
Wait, are you talking about you bought a kit for a box there or something? I thought you were talking about one of the ones they already have put together.
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RE: Dayton Reference Subwoofer
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The box I got at wal-mart was held together with nails and glue! (Mind you this was about a year ago) For a temporary gig i guess it'll last a couple weeks.
Wait, are you talking about you bought a kit for a box there or something? I thought you were talking about one of the ones they already have put together.
The box I got at wal-mart was held together with nails and glue! (Mind you this was about a year ago) For a temporary gig i guess it'll last a couple weeks.
Wait, are you talking about you bought a kit for a box there or something? I thought you were talking about one of the ones they already have put together.
No, scosche has these boxes that are broken down in a flat box. You buy it, then go home and build it. From there you can do extra things like put in brakets and stuff but I didnt.
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