MINI TANG BAND W3 3" SUBWOOFER

[@WE.R.NOT.OK.W.U.TRMP_GTFO]

Dude, Tang makes THE best subs, and passives you can buy without getting into stupid prices. you can count on about $10 per inch when it comes to their subs.

[@weirdorwhat7294]

That's what she said

[@Bassotronics]

Dayton Audio actually wins Tangband.

[@itspoffy]

What is the design of the box? It looks like it has a roof and some kind of open backyard with a privacy fence. I have that sub and want to see what it can do

[@MattSprunger]

What does thar sub compare to for bass? Can't tell from video. I'm working on finding a way to get good bass in saddlebags on harley without giving up all of the space. I'm even thing of places for a sub to be hidden out of site.

[@olekristianrannekleiv762]

How did it sound in the car? Was it loud enough for you, ill use one in my car soon, looking forward

[@UR_HR]

The little amp you are using, does it have built-in high & low pass filters?

[@Stitch76]

No, that mini amp board doesn't unfortunately. All it has is volume control, treble adjust and bass adjust, it's a very basic cheap mini amp board that I use for testing.

[@UR_HR]

@@Stitch76 thanks for that, just brought the same Tang Band 3" Sub & 2x Tang Band 2" full range. Am going to use 2.1 crossover "NE5532 78M12" & 2 small amps.... Is a shame that none of the 2.1 amps have built in filters

[@Stitch76]

@@UR_HR It's a fantastic sub, I have been really shocked at the power of it. I've not used that board before, did you get the self assembly version or the pre-assembled? The Pioneer GMD1004 is a great small amp that has hpf & lpf filters built in but is more pricey then these boards. You can run it as a 2.1 amp if that helps your situation.

[@Zack-xz1ph]

what amplifier board is that?

[@familiafloresbrasil]

would this be powerfull enough for a car trunk subwoofer?

[@Stitch76]

It would depend on your car really and the box and amp that you use. If space is tight then I would say go for it, you won't be disappointed

[@ctrey8395]

@@Stitch76 I got a 7,000 watt mononlock made by power precision

[@Stitch76]

@@ctrey8395 haha that thing must really thump, that's more power then my motor on the car currently has haha

[@ctrey8395]

@@Stitch76 yes precision power I said the company name backwards I had the amp since 2015 or so and I'd never get another brand yes it thumps hard I got 2 db drives and they hit hard hate I wrecked my dodge dart I'll have to decide if I want my system in the new car I really dont like my new car but yea that's another story lol but yea at 1st I had 2 optidrives they hit real low and I had it hooked to factory radio still loud if I had a equalizer I'd really beat down the block

[@ehtcom]

@@ctrey8395 I've got a pair of JBL 18 inch pro sub drivers with a 100 watt per channel amp. I'm probably getting higher sound pressure levels. I get over 130db. Look into driver efficiency. Most cars subs are around 80 to 84db for 1 watt. Mine are over 100db for 1 watt. So 10 watt into the JBL's is the same spl as 1000 watts into most other car subs.

[@Bassotronics]

My choice was either the Tangband Sub or the Dayton Audio Fullrange. And interestingly enough, the Dayton Audio wins in the Bass department over ANY 3" sub. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJiZf2t3apKGn9U

[@Aero3D]

I want to 3D Print an obnoxiously large Phone Case and put this in it

[@hirokawiti4932]

Is it loud enough for a party?

[@Stitch76]

That would depend greatly on your amplifier and the size of the room, would need a bit more information before I can answer accurately, sorry.

[@maximumcat]

If you're talking about a party with a lot of people... probably not. Better off with some larger/more powerful speakers/subs for that kind of job. Producing a lot of bass (especially deep bass) requires a lot of air movement. There is only so much air a tiny 3" subwoofer can move. The amount of air you need to move is also determined by the size of your listening space. Larger room = you need to move more air, therefore, the larger your space, the larger the amount of air your speakers need to move. You'll also want to make sure you aren't pushing the speakers to distortion... if they are distorting, not only does it sound like crap, but you're probably damaging your speakers. For a party, I recommend using large, high-efficiency speakers with a good amp.

[@rusfi1983]

Where to buy this speaker?

[@Stitch76]

In Europe: www.soundimports.eu/en/tang-band-tang-band-w3-1876s-3-mini-subwoofer.html?gclid=Cj0KCQjw8rT8BRCbARIsALWiOvRO1KsRJk7XBqZ2PNZRy8xCqY5hnbycNefXUBMoxJ_zRQa0OWYN_x0aAhB9EALw_wcB In US: www.parts-express.com/tang-band-w3-1876s-3-mini-subwoofer--264-909

[@pewpewwee521]

The Chinese part it say "waiting for bleutooth connection............ bluetooth connected"

[@Stitch76]

Thanks!

[@Jhonnynxtff5947]

Bro online purchase please give me link for Amazon

[@Stitch76]

I don't believe it's avaliable on Amazon sorry but this website is where I got mine from www.soundimports.eu/en/tang-band-w3-1876s.html

[@WE.R.NOT.OK.W.U.TRMP_GTFO]

That box is horrible btw. It's too large, a smaller box with a passive sub added would have been way more efficient...It also looks like a 10 yr old made it oO, at least add some hot glue to the wire hole.

[@Stitch76]

The box is the size recommended by tang band for the sub. The box was hot glued after and wrapped in some carbon vinyl wrap I had laying around. I agree the subs are amazing and have been so impressed by it and yeah my woodworking skills are amazing! Haha you should check out my boat if you want to see some prime examples of my woodworking skills and somehow the thing even floats haha. Think the worst thing I ever made was my work bench it's terrible but woodworking is not my skill set so I justify it being bad haha.