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Post by poorboymike on Nov 16, 2005 16:57:56 GMT -7
I posted this in another thread but thought it might deserve it's own. Dont ask me why.  This sub looks lilke it would work good. www.reaudio.com/html/It's the SE15 and RE is having a group buy on them in December where you can get one for $167 shipping included. Here are the T/S parameters from their sitefor the SE15: Fs: 22 Qms 4.3 Qes .55 Qts .49 Mms 229g Vas 209 Spl 88 Sd 810 disp. .17 cuft What do you think of these Thomas? That seems like a pretty good buy compared to what else is out there right now. I could start stocking up now for my IB by adding these to my Christmas wish list. ;D For more info on the group buy, check out soundillusions.net. |
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Post by ThomasW on Nov 16, 2005 18:35:31 GMT -7
If RE ever grows up enough to have a website that's easy to navigate and posts complete T/S parameters then I'll consider recommending their products
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Post by poorboymike on Nov 16, 2005 18:40:46 GMT -7
I'll give you that.
I can't stand their website.
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Post by lhreeves on Nov 16, 2005 18:58:51 GMT -7
Their site is very bad. I found this info on one of their distributors sites. Reading the group buy deal, the $165 includes shipping. I don't have any interest in these, just thought I'd share what I found.
RE Audio SE15 v4
RE Audio was founded by audio enthusiasts, for audio enthusiasts. RE Audio understand the uses (and often abuses) in autosound and engineer products for the real world. RE Audio products have the finesse and sound quality to please the most discriminating audiophile, yet the durability to stand up to the extreme abuses of SPL competition.
SE line
Designed to be the best daily driving sub in the world. With excellent sound quality and extreme control, the SE series is the epitome of what a daily driving sub should be. The SE series is as much at home in a sound quality system as it is in a SPL monster!
600W RMS / 1000W Peak
Dual 4 Ohm
Dual composite 2 piece cone
Rubatek foam surround
Cast aluminium basket
Tork-Tite terminal
4 layer flatwound aluminium voice coil
FEA optimized TG technology motor structure
Triple stack magnets Progressive spider
Wrap around rubber gasket
Fs – 22Hz
Re – 2.8dvc
Qms – 4.3
Qes – 0.55
Qts – 0.49
Sd cm2 - 810
Vas (litres) 209
Xmax (1-way linear) – 18mm
Bl – 17.7Tm
SPL 1w/1m – 88dB
RMS – 600w
PMPO – 1000w
Cutout – 14 1/8”
Driver Displacement – 0.17cuft
Mounting Depth – 7.75”
Weight – 10kilo
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Post by hdjunkie on Nov 16, 2005 19:16:13 GMT -7
So regarding the .17 cu ft displacement noted... is that the volume of the woofer takes up for box design purpose or do these things really pump 4.8 liters?
If the former, why do they not offer an xmax in the specs?
Some of their drivers have an xmax listed, some a displacement spec?
I have to agree with Thomas, the website leaves me with more questions than answers.
lhreeves Answered my questions. 18mm xmax = not that great a deal.
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Post by poorboymike on Nov 16, 2005 19:21:57 GMT -7
So regarding the .17 cu ft displacement noted... is that the volume of the woofer takes up for box design purpose or do these things really pump 4.8 liters? If the former, why do they not offer an xmax in the specs? Some of their drivers have an xmax listed, some a displacement spec? I have to agree with Thomas, the website leaves me with more questions than answers. I was just going to post this same thing. Those numbers don't seem to jive. With only 18mm xmax, how are they figuring 4.8l of displacement? |
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Post by robertwb70 on Dec 1, 2005 16:46:54 GMT -7
the XXX series have XBL motors and look like great drivers but when you can't even get a straight answer on price from them or any of their dealers who wants to buy their products...
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