Sub for 4406?

[Figge]

i have this pair of 4406 that´ve come to like more and more. but the bass! there is no. any suggestions/ideas on a sub for these, something small preferably. or maybe if i should build something? i have 2 127H:s lying around. what would u do? exept for hooking up a 2235.

nice little speakers anyway

[clmrt]

Dayton 10" kit?


Or is it faux pas if it ain't JBL?

[Figge]

Dayton 10" kit?


Or is it faux pas if it ain't JBL?

doesnt HAVE to be jbl but since i like that brand its definetley a +

tell me more aboot the dayton stuff

[Don Mascali]

I used my pair of 4406s on top of some B380 clones I built. (Audio Control Richter Scale @ 90hz) They were great together. I almost hated to go back to the horns when I got a larger space.

I use them as my computer speakers with a 100 watt amp. They are sweet nearfield monitors.

I second the comments on the Dayton Subs. They are good bang for the buck subs if you can't do JBL.

Good luck,

Don M

[Zilch]

B380 or Citation 7.4 would seem to be overkill for 4406's to me.

I'd be lookin' at building a pair of Citation 5.4 boxes and put almost any extended bass (foam surround) 12" driver in them:

http://audioheritage.org/vbulletin/s...4535#post44535

Scale down for 127H, if you like.

Dayton or other sub boxes, alternatively....

[clmrt]

http://www.partsexpress.com/webpage....WebPage_ID=259

"Dayton" is the brand of subs sold by Parts Express. I had the 10" Titanic kit, sealed 1cf with 250 watts.

Without EQ, it was great for music. I could never overload it.

With HT, I missed the deeeeep rumble I get from my usual 12" 90 liter ported job, so I added external EQ. I then overloaded it.

I'd buy it again, locate it properly, and enjoy as 2ch support.

Best regards,

- CM