Worlds CHEAPEST subwoofer takes on 12,000 WATT Amp!!! 

Yep lol

Lol.... that’s what I’m sayin’ 😂

That’s awesome

That’s what I’m sayin. But many do not agree lol

Waist is not fun

“good”

I used to blow speakers but I quickly realized its not good for the amplifier or the subwoofer so I stopped blowing them for good

Only way to test it...

Yup and the box being ported also adds to the cooling dynamics

Not sure, clipping is usually about tweeters because they get more power when trying to reproduce all the harmonics in squared off waves. Also tweeters are killed by inadequate crossover (set too low or with too shallow a roll off). With bass it's more about whether the music is long continuous tones without breaks, or short kicks with possibly a bass guitar line. You might be able to send a thousand watts or more to a 300 watt sub on rock music (provided displacement limits aren't exceeded in the enclosure you're using), but would kill it as soon as you switched to rap bass. I've found the dangers of excess clean power are that the speaker doesn't even sound all that bad before it dies.

From my understanding, pofessional sound engineers generally try to use an amp which is capible of putting out 2 to 4 times more power than the driver is rated for. If I were using 100 watts to play a 40 hertz tone which results in an output of 130 db, and the recording reaches a point where the level of the 40 hertz tone dropped 10 db in the studio, it will result in reducing the amp power from 100 watts to a single watt. Having extra power provides headroom for the dynamics of music so when parts of recordings that are recorded at a lower level are reached, there is still plenty of power to drive the speakers without clipping.

What is dirty power

@@TimpBizkit No, clipping is not “usually about tweeters”. Clipping can occur in an amp, subwoofer, speakers, tweeters, etc.. Their are plenty of resourceful videos and articles that can explain in deeper detail about what clipping actually is. Just make sure your equipment is receiving the proper voltage/signal and you will avoid waveform extortion, therefore making sure you are not clipping and not at risk of damaging any of the components in your system. Wether it’s the amp, sub, tweeters, speakers, etc.

Yes sir

Mechanical limits. You will hear it bottom out. Thermal limits you will start to smell the coil heating up

My car smells of mdf but nothing else and the smell is stuck in my brain

Hell yeah!

i never understood the saying "Overpowering your sub" only if you push the driver beyond it's range, you don't need to use 100% of the amp lol If the driver is only ever loading the amp 20% that just means that the amp is coasting all the time, never working too hard which is good for efficiency... when i build a computer i go with a PSU that will exceed the need by like 50% so the PSU is coasting never having to struggle to keep up with demand.

Exactly

Thanks man. Appreciate the comment

ive seen a video in yt where a local news channel they did a segment on them. i never knew they used to be made in usa till i saw it

I've got 9 pyle 15s sealed powered by 2 ignite 6000s strapped in a expedition. It's a budget build but it sounds great.

That’s some man!

we called it pyle-o-crap lol

Thanks :)

It really did move a lot more than i thought it would considering it probably does not have that much rated linear excursion. i was impressed

@@NextLevelCarAudio me too

Yep

Also behind the lanzar dc series

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He stated the amp is 3k at 4ohm and he didn't max it so nowhere close.

Yes sir. That was the point of this video honestly. To show that you can connect a low power sub to a high power amp and still run it OK as long as you set gains accordingly.

If you put it in an enclosure it will blow at 4k rms

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Thanks

Hell yeah, I was impressed with the quality for the price. In guess haters out there will always just hate

@@NextLevelCarAudio exactly

Yep

80s shiiid

Nice

I’m actually thinking about trying that theory I need something cheap to put in my Honda hatch back

i have 2 10's 300 watts in total. 1600 watt amp. scared to max. can i? in a tightly closed area

I would not max it out. I’d find max gain then reduce by 75%. That will give you right around 400 watts.

@@earnedlolxd453 max out the subs yeah, just don’t max out the amp or you’ll blow the subs

Sounds fun

Heck yeah .

Yep

Nice!

I bet too! 💯

That’s awesome!

That’s what I’m talking about

Thanks

Yep 😂

Hey my brother in law has your same goverment..lol😮😂😝

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Dang bro.... angry much? Lol. I’ll pray for your soul

@@NextLevelCarAudio ... Factz angry for no damn reason smh🤣

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Awesome 😎

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That was honestly the point of this video. The beauty of Headroom

That’s what I was thinking lol 😝

Thanks man

Lol, can’t do it man! I don’t know how others on here can do it. Now, if it was already damaged or needed a recone. Game on :P

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Thats cool man. keep it bangin'

lol

Lol

I gotta say I’m actually impressed with this sub lol.

@@NextLevelCarAudio the cone is literally plastic, and you can even kinda see thru it lol. But I got maybe 35 watts going to em, and they got some excursion. They say 300 watts, but that's Chinese watts lol. They can only handle MAYBE 100 american watts lol.

Chinese watts. Lol.... you made my friend lol

U should do a video

Pyle also makes some pro audio and DJ gear too

Nice man!

Hell yeah 😎

@@NextLevelCarAudio Okay so update.... It'll probably take around 300-400 watts RMS, it blew on 600 but it didn't destroy the coil it just shorted out causing my amp to randomly go into protect

Thanks for the feedback

Thanks!

I Did not test the SQ. Maybe for a future video I’ll put a budget sub in a spec enclosure to see how it matches up

I did on An older model plg 10 gear series (light purple coloured ) its ok i used it playing full range at first its ok but wen used as mid range with passive cross overs sounds splendid ' i still use it with a 3 wat home amp with a 2 way split (2" 5w tweeter ) i was shocked that the sub still played on such low power with digital eq on ( an set for the type of music one plays ) jus manages to fill the room an not disturb the negibours and their pets complaints for every day use ( music an gaming ) i cant wait to learn abt these newer models

Thanks :)

Prolly

…How so?

@@NextLevelCarAudio when you put it in a box it doesn't get as much air as free air if it's sealed but if its ported it should be good because the sealed boxes pressurize the sub which applies stress to the spider which will overheat it faster and blow it up.

Not if powered properly…. Gain was tuned accordingly on my 12k to give this sub the power it can handle. The point of this video was that you can hook up a low power sub to a big amp and not blow it as long as you know what your doing and set your gain properly. I would agree with you if I was sending the full power to the sub. It would be a goner.

@@NextLevelCarAudio true if it was full power it would prolly break that plastic cone😂😂

Lol

Yep. That’s what I was trying to show here

Thanks man :)

Digital drop by bass mecanic. It is only on the dB jams volume 21 cd. Can not find it anywhere else lol

Good idea

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That’s dope!

Should have kept my two old dual 10's. They were rated for 200 each but I'd hit them with 400 and they just sang along happily. Sadly I did a trade with a friend and he enjoyed the freck out of them untill his jeep caught fire due to a house fire.

That sucks!

@@NextLevelCarAudio crap happens. Now ingot two Brutus 12's with damaged cones that I repaired with silicone caulk. Damn things slam

I think you win new just fine! It’s really all in setting the gains. Do that right and your golden

I know i was definitely surprised at how well it took the power. free air at that!

i agree man :P

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