I don't know what I need!!

for cm to inches, just devide everything by 2.54    (or 25.4 for mm to inches)

zeek wrote: Any ideas on what would be the best for me to re-locate cars with?

not sure what you mean?

kev

LOL, i see.

really depends on your budget and transport arrangements.


for outside gigs, horn subs are generally recomended. They throw further and are more efficient so louder per watt of input. choices would be the small, compact and very loud punisher or the slightly bigger looney/1850.  These really need to be used in stack for best effect though, so they can  couple. 

Some punnishers will give you a nice kick in the chest for that many people , say 6 in a centre stack will be more than enough and leave you some room to expand in the future. You'll need to cross over pretty low to your tops, but on double 15" it shouldn't be too bad, but not heard your cabs specifically so  not sure.

kev

Labs are very good at what they do, but its very deep bass not really much 'kick'.

As he is looking for something that gives a lot of kick, then i'd suggest a punisher or looney, or maybe even just a few double 18", though they wont go as loud as a horn on a cab per cab basis, 6 of them will still still do a job, and reflex is often concidered a more normal 'sound' for rock and band-based music.

I'd build 6 punishers. Will be cheepest option
(driver £100, wood £60ish and maybe another £40 on hardware, paint and stuff so not far above £200 per cab all done).

Stick 6 of these center stacked, 3 a side on a nice beefy amp like an infinite 8 that can do somewhere around 3-and-a-bit KW  per channel  so each cab will get between 1 and 1.5K, and people will be scared! 

k


Edited by kevinmcdonough - 30 June 2006 at 2:50pm

i would go for 2x15'' horn loaded for kick drum and heavy metal.