~30 hz Folded horn

Hi guys! I'm quite new to all that DIY game so I come here to ask some help. So me and a friend plan to build folded horn subs to throw some raves here in Montreal. Most of the time, we'll play some heavy dark techno and also drum and bass so we need something that can go in the 30 hz flat. Quality is more important to us than power and i'm not scared to try new things! I see alots of 12" drivers of 2000W+ rms made for cars. I don't know if it's possible, but can we build a folded horn with 2 of theses in it, so we can have a sub of like 4000w+ on its own?

Thanks! :) All-right I'll forget it then. lol I was looking at something like the Super Bass Horn, but it doesn't go low enough. Do you have any recommendations on a plan that go lower? or maybe an extension would do it too?

A stack od 6 Labsubs can go to 28Hz.

polomex wrote: Thanks! :) All-right I'll forget it then. lol I was looking at something like the Super Bass Horn, but it doesn't go low enough. Do you have any recommendations on a plan that go lower? or maybe an extension would do it too?

I don't think you need a horn to go down to 30hz for what you want to do. You will be surprised how low 40hz sounds, when you know what you are listening to. Listen to some 'low bass tracks' that you would normally play at these raves while looking at an RTA so you can actually see what frequency these notes are. You probably won't find much under 40hz.

MarjanM wrote: A stack od 6 Labsubs can go to 28Hz.

Edited by polomex - 27 July 2013 at 5:11am

Bertha(EAW880/882) with the add on flare. Any horn that goes to 30 Hz flat is going to be HUGE. I am still trying to sell my Bertha (one only) . VECTORSONICS