IXL-10 with US acoustics USB2150

[Anth666 0]

Hi, just wanted to know if the IXL-10 2.2 would live well with a US acoustics USB2150 wired at 4ohms

Here are the specs for the amp:

2 x 150 @ 4ohms at 12.9 volts

2 x 225 @ 2ohms at 12.9 volts

1 x 450 @ 4ohms bridged at 12.9 volts

THD less than 0.01%

Frequency Response: 10Hz-30kHZ, -0.5 dB

Input Sensitivity: 100 mV - 8.0 Volt

Crossover range

Low Pass: 40 - 460 Hz

High Pass: 65 - 4.5 KHz

S/N Ratio: 103 dB

Channel Separation: 90 dB

Damping Factor at 20 Hz: 95

Reverse Polarity, Thermal, Short Circuit, and DC protection.

It would be installed in the driver's side hole inside the trunk in a stealth-like box.

The reason i'm looking into the IXL-10 is mainly because of the price and great reviews i am reading.

I know the amp isn't giving even half of the rms rating of the sub but maybe could be good in a small box.

If you have any other suggestions of sub that i could use in same price range that would better fit my amp,

please share.

Thank you for your time.

Phil

Edit: another reason is that i live in canada and save a bunch on shipping and duty charges.

Edited August 26, 2009 by Anth666

[crosspug 2]

I had mine off 450wrms for ages and it was excellent quality the only limiting factor was output. What are your goals for it? pure output or a nice addition to the sound of the system?

Jono

[Aaron Clinton 2,372]

Great sub, nice amp, sounds like a great plan to me.

[Anth666 0]

Great sub, nice amp, sounds like a great plan to me.

I just want a good addition to my sound system. Here's my setup:

Kenwood KDC-X589

front stage: crossfire neo 6.0

rear fills: mach5audio MLI-65

amp: infinity 7540a

I think that a IXL-10 2.2 would be a great addition at an event better price.

Just not sure is i should run it at one channel per coil or in series bridged

to give me 4 ohms. The amp as the same output either way.

Tell me what you think.

[Puggsley456 0]

The IXL drivers as a whole are very efficient drivers. I have my IXL 12's running off of 400rms each and they get crazy loud. But they blend in seamlessly if desired.

Edited August 30, 2009 by Puggsley456