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Think you've got car audio? Check this out.
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well 0001 that some serious kit, but what the F**k the use if you can't cruse with the sounds going?
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caught this link off slashdot. Interesting reading the slashdot threads.
Maximum SPL available is about 194 db. They're getting kinda close at 177db. |
db drag is nice for the crowd draw. everyone wants to see how loud something can get.
this civic by alpine is my favorite install that I've seen so far: alpine civic |
I still have to ask...............why?
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damn... i used to compete in the late 80's.... but living in NYC I don't dare...
amazing.... |
someone shoud remove the word "racing" from the name of that sport
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First off, where the hell did this kid get that kind of money from?
And B, thats LAME. REAL LAME. Just by looking at the cab you can tell no thought or design went into it at all, just a matter of buying the power and the dB's. It's people like my buddy Manny Alves at T-Rex Audio here in CT that I respect as far as the SPL contests go. With only 2 Onyx 18's and 10 US Amps he's getting very near that 170 mark, thanks to countless hours of tweaking the console, plates, port size, ramping, etc in the cab. Nothing but raw MDF and fiberglass everywhere. Whats going on in the articles interior? A single ramp and a fuzzy wheel cover. Just the fact that this kid is using a tape deck rather than a remote head unit kind of makes me shake my head... |
Hmmmm.... and my truck doesn't even have a radio in it... :(
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On a side note I saw a db comption back in 98 in Kansas City. That was just damned impressive. Bt it really is not for every one. Just like NASCAR is not for everyone. To each his own. And that is what really makes auto's so cool. There are so many facits for everyone to enjoy. |
Good read thanks for that,
I am into car audio, but not that big in any means. To me, a part of it is builiding a great enclosure, but personally that is more of the SQ comps (sound quality) I believe that is a sport in it's own sense, that's where artisitc merit come into place and time and effort pays off. Now with DB drags, all it is, is a contest of whoever has the most $$$ wins. Any goomba can toss 20 subs in a truck and leave wire everywhere and then boom out some sound. So that's where I stand, good for them, they enjoy it so that's good. But SQ comps is what is truly car audio competition. |
holy shit. Thats simply to much. 2 subs are good enough for me...
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Thats an expensive hobby.........
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wow. definately something i had NEVER heared of before!
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whoa, that's interesting. I don't see how the competition could be very interesting tho/
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shit I'm deaf just reading that story
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SPL systems are designed to do one thing, be very fucking loud. that is their purpose. fidelity, linearity, harmonics, and sound quality are all pitched. much in the same way that SQ systems are designed to be sonically perfect and pay no attention to SPL. |
Seems like such a waste....... of really good money......
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Im thinking that he went about it all wrong...Db drag to me is the least amount of equipment that optimizes all of the interior space of the car. I only had 2 Adire Audio Brahma 12's in my last car with an MTX 81000d amp. I was hitting about 134's at Db drags, adn that was out of the trunk. All i have left to say is just port it right.
Mysterhe It may be a mystery but ya know im a he. |
my fucking antenna doesn't even work and you're showing me that....=0
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That is the most useless thing I have ever seen. A stereo has to play more than just a 74hz frequency.
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Mind you, these teams are sponsored. So it actually isn't very expensive at all.
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crazy stuff, but kind of interesting.
I want to see some university take up the challenge, then make something using the actual physics behind it to generate the perfect enclosure for a wavelength, then go and win a bunch of them. |
These are actully made for competitions where the highest dB wins :P
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i hadnīt heard about dB drag racing.
it sounds hilarious... but i like my hearing too much to invesigate that scene any further. seriously, thats a hell of a lot of devotion to his vehicle. wonder if he ever had any other urge to spend that sort of cash on anything else? |
Just saw this post again and laughed. The numbers that it puts out is really unimpressive given the drivers and the power. There's a team out there right now with a very secretive design with the loudest dB car ever recorded, WELL into the 170's, and on some meters, not too far from the 180 dB mark. And they're doing it with a SINGLE subwoofer, and a lot of science behind it.
BTW, congrats to my buddy Manny Alves at T-Rex Audio. His Onyx's had a bunch of bad coils, and after swapping over to some American Bass 18's, the Lamborghini green Rabbit finally eclipsed the 170 dB mark :-D |
This is insane. I bet it rides like crap with all that heavy stuff in the back.
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What a fool:p
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Seems kinda silly to me. But as previously stated.... to each their own.
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that is just way too much, but i guess if it is for competition thats what it takes to win
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