10,000 Watt 15" Subwoofer Build Part 10 FINAL
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You live , you learn, you never do that shit again lol. No video justice but it sounds frickin awesome. Have fun at the show and thanx for your time my dude
Yessir!!!
That's insane peaking at 20hz must be moving a ton of air.
It really is!
@@ParkerTheBasshead how does it peak at 20hz? Isn’t that well below box tune? Also the cabin is so small that it can’t simply peak that low. To peak at 20hz your box tune would need to be 15hz or something silly.
I think there’s something funky going on with your subsonic and crossover points Over lapping which I’ve seen happen many of times.
@@ParkerTheBasshead ok so a damaged box will cause the low peak thing. I’ve had cars before the more volume you give it the peak
Comes down and was always due to a damaged port or box
@@Andrew_kiwi_AF tuned @ 25hz
@@APinTheAK I like that lots :):) but still. How is it possible to peak 5hz lower then box tune?
If it’s leaking at 20hz that means it will play down into the teens like a boss :):)
Great build brotha that truck be bassin
Reminds me of my first build..back in 94 I had a kicker comp 15 in a Toyota tercel on a Malibu 100..went to my first competition on a same day build.i did a 129 at 20hz..was very impressed for a 3cu ft sealed box...
Crazy awesome brother. Loving it
Looks like your using my Dewalt again 😆
How much is that sub?
how do i get in the give away
I don't have a fb page. So does that automatically disqualify me??
ughh i knew it...needed more glue and screws between layers ..box rise and flex is no joke
You've done an amazing job with the channel, Parker. Love the energy!
Thank you man! It was a lot of fun
@@ParkerTheBasshead hey Parker nice sub I was just wondering if you was okay if you shipped me the old car audio stuff you don't need anymore my mom sez its ok
@@ParkerTheBasshead where do you get these mainstream songs mixed with the extra bass? Is it on Apple Music?
@@nohairdontcare8803 TH-cam!
Learning through doing. Sometimes you just have to experience issues and resolve them to internalize why certain techniques are used in the application. Good stuff! There is nothing wrong with going to version 2.
Yessir!!
@@ParkerTheBasshead play this song by pistol Atkins - hold you down and thank me later
@@ParkerTheBasshead Respect! I remember watching your first videos and loving the energy you have for our lifestyle. You never once tried to hide your mistakes and always listened to peoples input….good or bad. Congrats on your progress and on doing a badass lows eating build in a short time. Keep on doing what you do. Bass on sir…..bass on! 🔈🔈
@@ParkerTheBasshead what is the loudest single 15 that you have heard on music only if you tell me I'll buy it with no problem
@@thetruthtingszv6 15
I use to have avatar svls15” loved them , forced to sell rocking old school Sony explods right now . Lol
I like to use a combo of screws and nails. As a framer you learn that screws have pull out strength but no sheer strength. Especially the black sheetrock screws will sheer. You probably can check those screws and see some are sheered. Try a stronger deck screw. And use wood glue not liquid nails. Glue cures faster
Good job on the build also. I am working on a build myself.
Be curious how long that headunit's screen connection lasts with the up and down torque that bass is putting on it.
Yeah it definitely had a few issues yesterday. I’ll post an update video on it
@@ParkerTheBasshead I’ve kinda wondered about those cheaper Chinese decks being able to withstand a moderate amount of bass.
@@matt6951 They don't last long, I bought a cheap Chinese double din for a build with 2 Sundown x12s it lasted a week. Lol
@@DTW-bx2vy I agree, this was a long time ago. I have used a Pioneer AVH-X5800BHS ever since.
I used to go through screens like gas lol .
The bass rips them apart.
Bro you wanna real box hit up MBE enclosures he’s on TH-cam dude has built boxes for some of the hardest hitting systems I had a custom box built and then I got one from him it damn near doubled my output
The Moment We Have All Been Waiting For😁😁😁‼️
If your only getting low lows, is your port too long?
Or, are you living it that way?
We tuned it on purpose to be a low end monster. I could change a few things up to make it more musical
Dude! Thank you so much for taking us along for this ride. The truck and system look phenomenal! This was so fun to watch. 🤟🤟
No thank you for watching!! It was a lot of fun to do
Love ur content wish I had some subs like that I bought 2skar ix 10 blew them replaced them with the same now I'm afraid to turn it up cnt wait till ur suv build dn its a monster
It’s why I love tubes and not common square enclosures.
Tubes are relatively light, modular and unbreakable!
I’m a biased tube guy.
If making a common square box, you have to brace the hell out of it which is necessary, make a thick baffle etc and can weigh dozens of pounds because of it.
Just posted on the last video, wondering If you got it done.
I was going to get the xmaxx.american bass.. you like these alot more ? I have the same truck but a 7.3 4 door 8 foot bed
I love these so far but love the Xmaxxx’s as well. And heck yeah man! Wish I could have found a clean 7.3. But so far the 6.0 has been good to me
Just want to say it was awesome meeting you at the Sundown Show in Hickory (I was the kid wearing the green hat talking to you about college and stuff). Awesome series, and I can’t wait to see what other videos you have planned!
Yeah man likewise!!! I appreciate you and hopefully I’ll see you at some other shows in the future
Finally the moment I can see those subs move :D
After ages the video finally came out☺️
Love the avatar, and blackbrick
Well good luck to everyone on the giveaway. I don't have Facebook so can't enter. Anyway great video 😉🤙🏽
You can buy threaded inserts so you can use a good machine screw, a 10-32 machine screw would be the way to go. They are easy to install, and don’t fuck up your box pulling subs in and out, and crack the wood like those self tapers.
Nice setup, i believe i did a 150 with 1200 watts in my blazer. Playing low like that is fun.
Parker gorilla wood glue every single seem and use Alot 3 or 5 bottles if u have to screws are just for holding until the wood glue drys
hey parker recently subscribed to your channel can you review and test a resilient sounds gold 12 please!!!
Oh yeah that is big boy 👖 sub right there!!!
One thing I've kinda figured out on my own people, which you won't see in many TH-cam videos. If you want good loud, clean, bass; never turn up the "bass boost" or "bass" knob on the amplifier. Only use the gain. Some amps may not even have this knob but if it does don't use it. It just distorts your bass and causes the amp to clip easier.
Dude I just seen a picture of you with my friend down at a subwoofer bass competition
You gonna shake all the nuts and bolts out yer ride.. he he he
Yeah I broke a few things at the show yesterday 😭😭
Yup when you built it the first time I didn't see any wood clamps and the glue was a little shy the lack of screws doesn't help either. If you glue it right it spose to be stronger than the wood it self and wood glue should come out of the sides when clamped. Have fun and good luck at the show bass on 🎶👍👌✌️💯🎶 boooom
Those subs gonna rip that box apart I'd use 2 big bottles of gorilla wood glue
Blessings , salute to everyone grind and Motivations.... Always majorly saving my life motivational.....
Tint you windows...black em out bro wife? LOL 😆
Loved the series Parker! great build, insane blow power for 2 15s at 20 hz
Bro you built a box with no internal bracing? Lol.. always brace and us ample anoints of wood glue making sure to fully coat both sides of the joint. Wood glue holds way stronger then screws and nails when dry. Screw are just to hold it together till the glue drys and it’s important to coat both pieces not just one so you get good saturation of both pieces.. you’re bonding the pieces not adhering them.
Wood glue can only hold up to 60 lbs . Those are 80 lbs subs he needs a double or triple baffle with bracing
You’re completely right but even if he built the box without bracing properly, the box, shouldn’t have come apart like that. The problem could be the type of glue he’s using or the amount.
I had bracing but it just wasn’t enough. I’ve never build a system quite like this so I didn’t know. You love and learn!! All part of it. Thanks man!
@@ParkerTheBasshead Bro, stop apologizing to these internet pros. You built something and posted it with all the good and bad. They have NEVER posted anything BUT are here pretending to be Subject Matter experts. Keep doing your thing. Looking forward to seeing more videos.
@@alphaone3218 I hope you’re not talking about me (since I have posted my home builds) as I didn’t say anything negative about him just the glue he could be using. Also he didn’t apologise he’s not obligated to.
Well done Parker, great series hopefully we get to see more on this pickup trucks 🤞✌🏽
Yessir I’ll do more too it!
Unfortunately, that box is no good anymore, it broke the glue seal it will never seal again, at that level of SPL you need a good bond, liquid nails pro if the cuts are not 100% smooth and either 2" brad nails or screws every 3".
Another tip: round up the edges on the subwoofers mounting holes for inverted subs, the sharp edges will tear up the surrounds over time if they are not 100% centered.
Otherwise "Keep bassing on"
It can be fixed. You just move the glue seal further away from the edge and add a new strip of wood along the seam. Fresh wood, fresh glue seam, its all good.
Being a space lover I'd myself love to see some sort of badasses outer space design on a box 😮
Hope the box holds together for the show!
Love the build. And it came together super quick. One tip I wanted to give is I use 5/16 t-nuts and Allen head bolts for holding my heavy subs in place. The t-nuts have a much larger footprint inside the box than any screw or bolt could as well as a much better clamping force due to it using actual metal on metal threads and you can uninstall and reinstall the subs without ever worrying about wearing out the holes. I have even used a small bit of medium strength thread locker on them to keep the bolts from coming loose with vibration.
Keep up the great work. I can't wait to see the completed project.
Good tip on the t-nuts, you beat me too it!
I doubt he cares about longevity of this setup, he'll be swapping everything out within a month I bet.
T nuts strip out regularly and suck for heavy subwoofer usage, in my experience. Deck screws are just fine, if the hole strips out, put some thin copper wire in the hole or rubber material and then screw it back in
I use the threaded insert screws. They're expensive, but won't go nowhere! They becomes one w the baffle👍
How was the show for you man? Hickory motor speedway looked packed however I didnt make it I'll be at the ruckus & chill in Fayetteville I hope to see you there looks like an awesome set up...
It was an awesome show!! I’ll be a ruckus as well
No turning back now 😃,give em bass till their can't breathe
You should go to best buy and get a male to female USB like a 8 inch or something that way you can use USBs! :D
While you are there maybe some longer RCAS for the Panda
I been waiting for this video!! I was checkin all day yesterday! Did you make it to the sundown show?
Yessir just barely 😅
What about for the people that don't have social media, how do we enter for the sub give away just to keep it fair for everyone?
Life is not fair. 😔
I'm curious why you didn't use mdf for the box instead of plywood?
Just personally don’t like MDF
mdf has no benefits over a good plywood. mdf is less stiff, weighs alot more, and super vulnerable to moisture.
@@2015GTPP mdf does have benefits, like being stiffer for instance. Life is all about compromises, though. So it comes down to personal preference.
Wow them subs was getting it for sure!!!
2 15s will do damage...😁👍🏼💯
You say your not a pro at box building it looks and sounds very very nice to me but very good work brother have fun at the show b safe
Thank you man! I am definitely learning as I go
Pounding man those bricks sound good
You doing 147 on 215 I was doing 147 on 4:15 in a Tahoe I know from personal experience that's loud and you're doing hair tricks especially if you rolled up the driver's side window at 20 HZ that thing is quite impressive
Thank you man!! Everyone at the show yesterday who got a demo said they were overly impressed as well
I also had 3 15s doing a 146 /47 same frequency range this is. Something to be proud about Parker hats off to you . Thanks for the enjoyable content 😊
I need to roll my windows down about 4-5 inches and it's way louder 👍
T-NUTS and MACHINE SCREWS = the best way to mount subs into enclosure.
Won't pull out or get fagged out no matter how many times sub is taken out/put in. 1.25" round poplar dowel rod works for bracing (so box can stay in car)
Heck yeah, I agree, also use some washers to increase the surface area and create more clamping force from the bolts. Keep bassing on!!!!
Damn now that's shittinonem love it.
That's a sweet build Parker wish I could of heard it in person but hopefully the Sundown show went great for ya!!!
It was a ton of fun!!
@@ParkerTheBasshead good 👍 I can't to see what you do with the sequoia next!!
my man bumpin some upchurch hell yeah
Nice demo at the show enjoyed it
I liked your face book page
Chamfers inside the box with glue and screws offer a ton of shearing reinforcement due to the surface area they provide vs the slim edge of your plywood.
I like to stick quarter round trim in the corners, for the reasons you listed.
I can't believe I just dropped so much money on one of these black bricks. I appreciate the discount code bud. Through your link as well
You’ll love it man! They are massive
@@ParkerTheBasshead that's what I'm hoping. Should last me a long time since I can only supply 3/4 of it's rating lol
The low lows breaks stuff for sure! Use tight bond 2 wood glue, it's extremely strong. Tip... When building a box, blow out your cuts with compressed air, them wipe with a wet rag JUST BEFORE laying the glue joints. The water will act as a thinner, and the glue will flow into the wood deeper, making a much stronger glue joint. You'll break the wood before the glue let's go. Then brace it up as well, and you have a bullet proof box. Less flex and movement on the enclosure allows the energy to be made into sound, and not flexing wood. I bet you gained a bit after redoing it all.
I know there's a 50+ in that setup down low. I was doing 48.6 in the same truck with and single 18, peaking at 24, tuned to 25 on about 3300 clamped watts.
Move the port away from the door a bit, retest. There's a good gain to be had getting the box position right. You may lose too, try and test. And again, and again and again. There's a 50 for sure I'm there, you just need to play with it a bit.
Close dash vents, and lower the visors strait down. Try opening the glove box, and adjust window positions. Likely best with the front windows down, or just the driver's side down. Every vehicle is different, but that worked in my 4dr 03' 7.3 superduty. Yours is a bit smaller being extended cab, so results will vary surely..
I fully agree on window positions..
Mine is night and day difference with just window positioning.
literally any glue at all would have been an improvement
What I’ve done when dealing with very powerful subs is to set my saw to 45 degrees and rip a long angle off the end of one of my scrap pieces of wood, then set it back to 90 and rip another. Take and glue those into all of the interior edges of your box to beef up the edges and corners to prevent exactly this issue. On lower powered boxes you can run a bead of glue to caulk the inside edges.
Also, you can trade off some reduced net volume without much strength loss by swapping to 3/4” dowel rod for your internal bracing instead of 2x4.
Or maybe more than one screw and no glue.
Awesomeness at its finest!
If u put the subs back inside the box vs inverted.
Would that not help u get some of your higher frequency response back?
Less air space moves the tuning freq up a little correct?
Yeah correct! Also braking in the subs seemed to help a little as well
The difference in airspace from sub displacement in a box this large is marginal at best. I would not expect any difference in tuning if they were mounted with the magnets in the box.
I have always been a big bass head , ever since I was younger. I'm using a 4500 watt amp to push a single 15 inch subwoofer. Wish I had more money to buy a better 15 inch sub. The one I got now a Rockville Destroyer, and deaf bounce Apocalypse amp. Definitely want to upgrade.
I use to have a slam panda bass knob great product!
Yeah it did great at the show!!
@@ParkerTheBasshead awesome he’s a good guy I watch his Facebook ! You can watch him build them!
Use 13ply Baltic birch from a local cabinet shop or plywood distributor or Radiata pine from home depot is fine as long as you don't plan to stain it.
Real birch plywood is $180 per sheet and weighs about 100lbs but if staining, there is no better option. Thick veneer hard to burn through when sanding, and holds screws like a champ. No voids on edges so glue has plenty to adhere to.
Birch from home depot has a weightless composite core that doesn't hold screws and the edges are full of voids that doesn't give glue much to adhere to and the veneer is super thin very easy to burn through when sanding....oh and your box will flex its assoff.
Sounds freaking awesome
man bought that black brick 15 brick house work for a few minutes stopped working. checked coil nothing wrong. checked ohms good to go at 2.1 ohms. contacted black brick for past two weeks and nothing they won’t hit me back.
Wish I had known about this amp before I got my NVX. for the same money I could have got the 5000.1 as I paid for this 2700 watt unit. Assuming its running close to rated.
hat would u guys recommend....im currently building a 3 cube down firing center console. WilI have 2 to 3 inches between floor and woofer. I have 2 12in Gothics and 2 rzr2500 amps, I also have 2 12in jbl 1000 subs. 250rms each but great quality sound. May use those later for under seat biuld. Truck is a 4 door quad cab dodge PowerWagon.
I'm still debating between either
1. Single gothic 12. Downfiring, ported to 30hz with port facing rear of cab. I'd then use the 2 rzr2500 amps. 1 amp per voice coil witch would be 900rms watts at 4 ohms!
Or do
2. Use both Gothic 12s downfiring, then keep enclosure sealed and use one amp per subwoofer. Would then be 650rms watts at 2 ohms each subwoofer.
I love anything rebassed, 28-35hz. Deep bass u can feel. If I do the single set up..... I can look for 2 more rzr2500 amps and do another enclosure behind this one. Except second enclosure would be sub firing to rear with port facing up. If you guys have any other thoughts or tips. I would sure appreciate them. Thanks
duuude, love your subwoofers, i was planning to build a 800 watt subwoofer for this summer if i earn enough allowance for the particle board and mabye even some waterproof adhesive tape with wood texture and some glue.
When I build a box, I put 45s on every edge, not just the sides. I also Glue and screw everything and I cut the edge 45s in my braces, to make sure everything is flush. I ran 3 SQ HDS3.1 10s on a Nendo BC5500 and they blew the box apart. I thought I dropped my subs. I ordered re-cone kits only to find out the box had come apart. After 45s and braces, I never had it happen again. Live and learn.
Looking for the avatar sub as my next sub my bday St patty day hopefully my wish cms Tru lol bn without bass for a few weeks having withdrawals 😂😂😂
Man I wish I could have heard this thing yesterday but at least I got to meet you for .02 seconds. Lol
I've been following this whole setup just amazing work with everyday videos
great job bro.. You smiling were smiling so much, you started making me smile, then I am like," why am I smiling ?" LOL.. Its because I remember the feeling of messing with my stereo. Love it !!! keep doing your thing bro !!!
Bangerrr bruh! You needa upgrade your mounting game to Threaded Inserts and Allen key Machine Screws. I could never go back. Being able to mount and unmount, over and over, and not deal with destroyed baffles, weakened mounting points, ect. Is so nice. Plus the Black Allen Head Bolts look super dope with the raised head. Keep slayin’ bruh.
Dang Bro... Thanks for showing the box 📦 breakdown 👍 I will enjoy getting jabs about putting screws every 4 inches 🤷🙉 Not going to hear it 👍😉
Quick dvc trick, no meter, no scope. Run one coil from each sub per amp to match the gains and make sure they're in phase with each other. Turn it way down reverse polarity on one sub and set the gain where there's little to no movement. Unless your sending the amps binaural signals 3hz offset, it ensures the subs are getting identical power. Can you compare these with the Dead Game Audio Huracan/v3?
The Fs on these subs is 40hz and you put them in a box tuned to 25hz. Wrong application for the subs bro, they wont play optimally or efficiently in that enclosure. Dont be surprised if they get damaged.
My man I had 5 layers of 3/4 for 4 18s in 08 f150. This box you built won't last. Try putting resin in the inside too. It will smooth it out an give some strength. I can email you cut list an how to build if you want. Even pix of what it will look like
I have a question? I use a stetsom 3k no bass knob. Playing bassboosted tracks on amps that already have the capability to out power @it's rms Would you have to keep adjusting your tuning to avoid clipping/distortion/voltage etc. Or does the use of a bass knob takes care of all of that.
Pour in some epoxy tableboat resin about 1/8 inch deep and it will seal the inside and harden stronger than plastic.
Wow crazy, how it wrecked that box. A friend was running a Kicker CVR 15 out of a cheap box built by a store in my home town. It destroyed the front plate.
Great job!!!
Thank you!!
Thank you!!
Brutal
Haha finally the vid came out !
😅😅
So what's next 18inch 21inch subwoofers? Maybe 2 more 15s in a wall. So many options. Looks like you need a break from all your hard work dude!
Woohooo..
What do you think of the head unit parker I'm thinking of installing it in my build I'm running an audio control lc2i Hate not being able to play under 32 hertz where my x15v3 shines
My cousin did 138 on a single DD 12”… like them lows… he went into the 140s with a single 12” build prior but that was a targa sub, ended up blowing the bad boy
Dude that thing looks naaaasty bro!!! Your gonna have to let us kno how those subs do bc I’m very impressed by them and might give them a go if they last for a while. Also how did the amps do? I’m in the market for a 8k or 10k. What ohm did your run them at?
Subscribed. One time we went through everything on my friends truck because he was losing SPL. Turns out his truck was actually split down the unibody and he lost all pressure. We tore that thing apart trying to figure out why it sounded so bad.