hi i have a ? i have seen the 2226h being used in night clubs with tons of bass coming out of them with no cone movment at all how do they do that ???????????????????????? mine start jumping with base not even close to what they play at the club , i have two 4648 cabs , a behringer 8024 eq , crown ce 2000 amp . i have set the eq lots of different ways and no luck . not sure what i am doing wrong .
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scott.
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The answer to your question is at what frequency does the cone move the most? If you had a signal generator and could inject a clean sine wave, you could sweep the drivers and see and hear what you are asking.
answer - Clubs use lots of 18" sub boxes with more powerful amps.
Your boxes are fine for a general low frequency box, but not generally for super subs.
The above is my experience.
Scotty.
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Longtime Alaskan Low-Fi Guy - E=MC² ±3db
Use a highpass filter on the subs, 30 Hz, minimum....
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