Why NOT to Mix Subwoofers in the SAME Box..

[@MattGuynn]

My man had to use what he had to get thru .. 🤘👊.. bass on man

[@jaz97]

To be fair he said his other 2 need to be reconed so for those with hating comments, chill!!

[@John-r1x4t]

😂 it's Not hating it's seeing ppl think they know better than everyone saying buy a h.o alternator n when u fry n waste ur subs ALL four aka 2 at a time until u then u get n install a high output alt smh 🤦 ppl don't tell u that for there health u no... the $ he wasted in reconing 4 sundowns he could of bought his lithium or a cmax with...

[@generalkickass6385]

The only way to use mix match subs is to go sealed

[@justlooking6898]

Unfortunately, I don't have the mulah to test out anything I always preach about but it seems that unless the subs are actually in the same enclosed space (so-called 'sealed') they can moreso than not do their own thing, each of them and although to have them be the same size, brand and model # along with age and so on would be ideal, I doubt that it makes an audible difference and/or a durability one. Probably if any problems have arisen, it was because the user tested the limits of the arrangement - No one buys a sports car and just parks it, lol. So, in my minute wisdom, different-size/wattage/brand subs in different boxes can be done with whatever one wants if complying with the amp's(s') Ohms requirement and lowest-RMS sub(s)' rating singly; Ported boxes can have any-sized/-wattaged/-branded subs in them by those same terms, but total performance may suffer if they are markedly different, hence the video title, I suppose; A cabinet with a chamber for each sub, whether ported or not, individually, could have any varying size/brand/model #/wattage/VC and so on and is what I'll have someday, even to test. This is all MY opinion and I won't argue with anyone else's, as I have no real-world, high-power bass experience - Only a nice taste - I had built a box years ago specifically for a specific speaker, probably a 12-incher. Wow...I've had others - One with 2 18s in it and one with 4 12s, driven, years apart, by a 250W RMS Orion, bridged. 🙂

[@justlooking6898]

Every guy wants to see 'Don't do what this guy did' as the title of his moment of fame. In a 'SEALED' box, maybe a problem...but only if not separated...🤗😏

[@BlazeAintloud]

Oh wow I know that dude he's got a nasty setup in it now doing damn near 160s no wall

[@jahelroy637]

Nice vid, even better setup.... i know when he gets those other subwoofers things are going to be windy 💨🤟🏾👍🏾

[@Legalizeranch420]

Havent seen mixed subwoofers in a while heard its not a smart idea

[@doraysmith]

Its not...even if its from the same brand...

[@thatguykai479]

Have a great day Jacob 🤙🏽

[@brandonsholly6917]

Seems weak for 4, but why not mix n match?

[@bryson1992]

Because all subs require different box specs to maximize there performance

[@griffiiin]

Extremely underwhelming, better off removing two of the subs and build a new enclosure. Not hating, we all start somewhere

[@hardcorebestnlrccarbuilder]

😂 tagt the same

[@John-r1x4t]

😂 He spent more $ on RECONING 4 sundown subs bc of Dirty power on a stock alternator then he would of on a H.O alternator... Sum ppl lear bkwards. N don't believe u really need a BIG Alternator untik u clip n Fry out ur subs fried all 4 subs 2 at a time he said smh 🤦 what a waste of $ just but the alternator 1st n u dint gotta recone all 4 subs for a few yrs atleast

[@kennyheather100]

The slow motion is a waste of time

[@Renardmorocco]

I like it😂

[@kennyheather100]

@ I mean during the flexing yes but not through the whole video