Sub design using Monacor/Dayton Audio kit

[demotivated]

Brilliant project there Rustyr. Keep checking those screws are tight.

 

[Rustyrocker]

Front panel recessed 4mm x 6mm wide all round about 15mm in and 5mm rubber o ring material clamped down so should be good, but am aware. Top is in tension to base,(floor), couldn't do much more.

Listened to probably 20 album sides so far this week, what's the old cliche? listening to my new old record collection?? Everyone sounds better, and by a lot.

 

[Rustyrocker]

Amp now waiting to be replaced by a www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MONACOR-aktives-Subwoofer-Modul-SAM-2-HighEnd-mit-analoger-Transistor-Technik/162758831553?hash=item25e52eadc1:g:TpUAAOSwYWdaDeaZ, not enough poer for the Dayton bass unit

 

[demotivated]

http://www.bkelec.com/MODULES/Sub_Bass.htm

 

[Rustyrocker]

Yes have looked at them but can't find much favorable feedback. Edited to say not much feedback of any kind

 

[Fatmarley]

Yes have looked at them but can't find much favorable feedback

Their subwoofers are extremely popular and they use the same amps.

 

[ChrisPa]

Hypex FusionAmp FA251 plate amp
https://www.hypexshop.com/DetailServlet?detailID=9001

 

[Rustyrocker]

Well my memory eventually returned and I located the other Monacor amp "I knew?" I had, now boxing that up in prep for trial.

 

[Rustyrocker]

Amp is now done.

I won't be back for a while, it simply sounds superb. If anyone wants info please feel free to contact