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amps (rockford fosgate)now with pic

Postby fiestamodder123 on Thu Jun 22, 2006 11:21 pm

has anyone had any experience with the rockford fosgate "power mono " amp think its a 250M ,if so are these any good ,just bought one on ebay for 30quid and wanna know if they are good or poo

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its this one and the model is a 250M will this be ok with a 12" jbl gt 1000w sub not sure what it is RMS amp has a 125watt rms @4 ohms
250watt rms@2 ohms

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Postby Priezti on Fri Jun 23, 2006 7:06 am

were reasonable amps in their time, (if its the one i think it is)
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Postby diablosvy on Sat Jun 24, 2006 1:47 am

Yea they are quality amps from what iv heard.
As for matching the power I didnt quite understand [ERRR] you said...whats the RMS of both the sub and amp, and what voicecoil config. does the sub have?
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Postby fiestamodder123 on Sat Jun 24, 2006 11:06 am

hi,
my sub is a single voice coil (1 p+/-) on the back sub says on the cone that its 1000watts but i know thats a peak figure (jbl)

i also have 10" infinity that is rated at 1250 watts max and 25o rms

i also have a 10" kenwood that is rated at 200 watts rms

i s**t 12" type vrX sub thats rated at 250watts rms

1 blaupunkt 10" thats rated at 250 watts rms (i tried to kill this by running about a 1000watts rms through it with my mate vibe mono amp and it took it for 3 weeks and still doesn't smell funny

which sub do you rekon i should use with this amp to get the most posible bass

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Postby diablosvy on Sat Jun 24, 2006 9:16 pm

Good question, TBh I havnt heard any of them (i dont know the model numbers) even then I wouldnt, TBH Inifinity 'generally' speaking are more SQ than SPL, Kenwood havnt a clue JBL are from what iv heard pretty bassy in a ported enclosure...you are going ported right? Sealed wont get enough bass especially since your underpowering the subs, since ported is more sensitive to power IIRC.
As for impedence I meant 4ohms or 2ohms :)

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Postby fiestamodder123 on Sun Jun 25, 2006 10:02 am

all the subs i have are in sealed enclosures and im not sure about box volumes and things to get another ported box made up, i do have a 12" ported box but its an old box from around the time when everyone was running 15" "TORNADO subs with paper cones and reading revs thinking it was "SORTED" :lol: and it really is pooy ,might even be home made :lol: oh and it rattles , all i want is hooooooge amounts of Bass on a budget , oh and i have an alpine headunit ,cant remember the model but its got a 4v sub out and a motorised face was about £500 3years ago

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Postby diablosvy on Sun Jun 25, 2006 1:11 pm

If you want huge bass, ported is the only way to go im afraid...get yourself a copy of winisd and have a little play around, and design your own box if not i'll giv you an idea of the sort of dimensions you would need :Q

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Postby fiestamodder123 on Sun Jun 25, 2006 3:22 pm

is it possible to port one of my existing boxes , if so what would be the deciding factor on the sizes and depth of the ports? I will need to take some measurements off of the box i already have and work out the volume of the box,the box i have is just a basic 12" sub box from my local motor factors think its made by XL or something like that was about £30 (same one that hellfrauds try and sell you if you buy a 12" sony pentagon sub.

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Postby diablosvy on Sun Jun 25, 2006 7:08 pm

It would be more trouble than its worth IMO to convert the box, if you want I can design a ported box, if you give me the model make and number then i'll have a look, if not dont worry :)

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Postby fiestamodder123 on Sun Jun 25, 2006 7:47 pm

that would be apopreciated mate , then i would just need to find someone with the skills to build it for me :lol: ask me to fit an engine or spray a car and yeah its no boyher but ask me to cut a straight line in a piece of wood pffft no chance :o , ill need to find out the model of my sub first as all i no is its a twelve inch jbl with 1000watts writen on the front of it :) , how much would you be wanting to design the box for me :D
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Postby diablosvy on Mon Jun 26, 2006 6:59 pm

Free mate, i wouldnt charge, yea I really need the model number or the Thiel Smalls (T/S parameters) , BTW what music do you normally listen to?
Yea I know what you mean...thats why a jigsaw and a ruler/pen is the only way for me, as i dont have an circular saw :rolleyes:
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Postby fiestamodder123 on Wed Jun 28, 2006 4:43 pm

mostly dance trance and techno mate , but a lot of metal as well,still dont know what model my sub is

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Postby Zek on Wed Jun 28, 2006 7:41 pm

rockfordforskin :bonkers: not bad 4 the price tho :D
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