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Shipped price in continental USA. They will come w/ 1-year warranty.
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Sent.
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Paypal to [email protected] -- please specify coil configuration.
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Paypal me at [email protected] to order - please specify size and D2 or D1.
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What is the maximum voltage an 18v Sundown amp can take?
sundownz replied to shizzzon's topic in Sundown Audio
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They should out-perform either the LVL-4 or DD 2500... actually we did a swap in for a DD 2500 and gained over 1 dB in SPL and the Z sounded nicer
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I've only sold a few of them -- so you may not get much feedback. They perform alot like the original except MUCH better sealed.
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What is the maximum voltage an 18v Sundown amp can take?
sundownz replied to shizzzon's topic in Sundown Audio
I don't really promote 18v "daily" setups as it is a bit silly but it has been done anywhere from 17.9v (what I ran) to 19.5v (DJ ran his 3000s here). -
$400 for an SAZ-1500D until August 31st They are IN STOCK and ready to ship. My way of saying "thanks" to my customers over these past three years! This is the lowest price ever seen on the SAZ-1500D. Send me a Paypal to [email protected] with Note "SAZ-1500D SALE" OR Talk to your favorite Sundown dealer !!!
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Cross brace finished for the baffle... just need to build the baffle itself now : Looks pretty strong to me
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Framed the back wall into place on the front (also framed into place on the back as pictured before) -- starting to frame in to place the woofer baffle in : Back chamber is 5 ft^3 before the displacement of the 2x4" lumber + any other bracing I decide to add. Figure I'll end up with around 1 cube per driver as I plan to reverse mount the subs (no sub displacement).
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TOP of the box is OFF... back wall slid back to where I want it. I have around 38 cubes to work with in this position. I can use the back wall... it is 6 layers of MDF with 2x4" lumber bracing, very sturdy.
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The last side is cleaned off... starting on the inside of the box: Part of the floor had a bit of a hump from moisture -- side closest to camera -- had to grind that down so I can slide the baffle in.
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There are like 10 boxes to the left Which one? They are just various boxes we have built up over time.
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Top is 100% cleaned off... broke off a grinder disc on some of the concrete residue which shot off, hit my finger and leg (ouch), and then broke a fluorescent light *laughs* But... I got it done!
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Have the one side and about 2/3 of the top sanded down smooth with a grinder after foam removal... got most of the foam off of the other side so I can grind it down soon too:
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Concrete is OFF... working on the foam. I think I can re-use the shell and just layer it up with actual wood We are also working on a 4th order wall for 12 x 12s today... so we are busy!
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Taking out the concrete is going to be difficult... has a metal mesh in it.
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* Everything out of the back * Baffle Out !
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Not 100% sure what I'm doing yet Once I get it out I am going to take a good look at it and consider my options. I have thought about some sort of band-pass but I may end up going back regular ported wall.
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Correct -- both amps are actually exceeding their 2 ohm rated outputs substantially.
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$1000 Euro Including Shipping Please Contact Fabio in Italy for more details -- [email protected] This is for all of Europe not covered by another distributor -- so it is not available in Benelux, Czech Republic, or Slovak Republic. Please contact your local distributor in those areas.
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The power difference measured correlates very well with the parts count difference in the output section. I have all of the subs out of my Jeep or I'd try them both at 1/2 ohm.
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Have had a few people ask for a comparison and I happened to get one in for trade -- so here it is. Not sure if this is factory or from the repair but the AQ also uses Fairchild output parts vs. IRF parts: * SAZ-3500D is a bit longer and wider * SAZ-3500D has 20 caps in PS section vs. 16 in the AQ * Another view of the power supplies in comparison * Output sections : Output inductors are equal, SAZ-3500D uses 16 outputs vs. 12 in the AQ * SAZ-3500D Transformers compared to a dollar bill * AQ-3500D Transformers compared to a dollar bill
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Power Test Completed. I know someone will ask these questions SO READ THIS FIRST : 1) AQ-3500D Tested First - Battery Bank had a charge for several hours from our bench power supplies 2) SAZ-3500D Tested Second - Only a few minutes behind the AQ-3500D Test 3) THIS IS WHY the 3500D had much more voltage drop, I had the entire surface charge gone from the batteries 4) Both amps set wide open to be apples to apples. ----- AQ-3500D POWER TEST: http://www.sundownaudio.com/misc/_AMP_POWER/AQ3500D_SAZ-3500D/CIMG2679.MOV AQ-3500D VOLTAGE TEST: http://www.sundownaudio.com/misc/_AMP_POWER/AQ3500D_SAZ-3500D/CIMG2681.MOV POWER : 2400 Watts AMP VOLTAGE (measured) : 71 V AMP CURRENT (calculated) : 33.8 A ACTUAL IMPEDANCE (calculated) : 2.1 ohms SUPPLY VOLTAGE : 14.22 V ----- SAZ-3500D POWER TEST: http://www.sundownaudio.com/misc/_AMP_POWER/AQ3500D_SAZ-3500D/CIMG2682.MOV SAZ-3500D VOLTAGE TEST: http://www.sundownaudio.com/misc/_AMP_POWER/AQ3500D_SAZ-3500D/CIMG2684.MOV POWER : 3020 Watts AMP VOLTAGE (measured) : 77.2 V AMP CURRENT (calculated) : 39.11 A ACTUAL IMPEDANCE (calculated) : 1.97 ohms SUPPLY VOLTAGE : 11.99 V