Best sub - 2242 or 2245 for Hi-Fi?

[Eaulive]

Hello, and an very good 2010 from the Netherlands

the following i'm trying to find out; are there recones on the market for the 2245 in 4 Ohm ??

As far as I know there is no C4R2245 and never was.

[@3aan]

As far as I know there is no C4R2245 and never was.

is this something to use?

http://legacysoundservice.com/catalo...oducts_id=1064

Adriaan

[Mr. Widget]

is this something to use?

http://legacysoundservice.com/catalo...oducts_id=1064

Adriaan

If you want a 2245, that wouldn't be anything to consider. Why are you concerned about 4 ohms?

Here is the impedance plot of the 2245H... why won't that work for you?

EDIT: I just read your first post in this thread... I see you are interested in horn loading. Personally I'd go with a pair of vented 2245s instead, but if you really want horn loaded subs, I'd look at different woofers entirely. Putting those aftermarket kits might work, though I am not sure if they would even fit.

Widget

[scott fitlin]

is this something to use?

http://legacysoundservice.com/catalo...oducts_id=1064

Adriaan

I don't know, and have never heard of LSS. However, I do know some that tried an off brand aftermarket recone kit for a JBL 18in woofer, and was quite DISSATISFIED with it sonically, and it blew out very prematurely. I think if you want a JBL 2245, stick to JBL parts.