In a car it would be no problem but idk about a room. In the right room with the right amp in a horn enclosure you could probably tip 140. If not with 1 then no more than 4 would do it.
@@TheMessenger212Vortex is optimized for more slam and impact up high, Kraken is optimized for lower bass. If you're wanting pure sub duty Kraken is more optimised for that but Vortex may give you more midbass slam. Think rumble vs slam.
Vortex seems to have a lighter moving mass than its Kraken counterpart. Vortex also has higher sensitivity, with the same -3dB extension to 18hz, same linear xmax of 21mm. If sensitivity is important to you, go for the Vortex. Otherwise, choose the one you like to look at.
That is a tricky question. The suggestion is an amp that goes up to 2000 watts RMS. But if you want to ask one of our techs for specifics, you can reach out here: Email: Tech@Parts-Express.com Phone: 1-800-338-0531 Hours 8am-6pm M-F EST / Closed Sat & Sun
You gotta be joking, or at least don't know what you're talking about lmao, i have two of daytons 15" pa-380 woofers inside two yamaha br-15 cabinets that get 350 to 500 rms daily and never had an issue, they were only 75 bucks each and sound incredible. Im sure this 21" woofer is just as good for the money they're asking. Go bang on your pyle subs some more buddy! If you heard this 21" sub in a horn enclosure, you'd eat your words.
Go look at Sundown. They know how to build a sub. I've used and currently use lots of Dayton Audio gear but their drivers aren't are durable or tough as they are making them out to be.
![If you can't hear this then you're not an audiophile [See description for link to followup video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/48PxwspDvrE/mqdefault.jpg)
97.7dB sensitivity, 18hz extension, 7 liters displacement within linear excursion? $497.90USD each? That's insane!
Whats better The Kraken or The Vortex ?
@@TheMessenger212 it depends, what are you gonna use the driver for?
@@FPSzky a venue a live music concert
@@TheMessenger212 go with the vortex
@@FPSzky Are you a DJ also
5inch coil, nice!
Ok now this is just Ridiculous!!! I LOVE IT!!!!
Whats better The Kraken or The Vortex ?
@@TheMessenger212 depends on the application.
@@PooNinja DJ for a large crowd
@@TheMessenger212 vortex in my opinion for a large PA type long throw application and kraken for a large home theater or insane car audio experience
@@PooNinja did you see the Kraken by bassboss ?
Wow beautiful
Ya, i WANT Two of them! Why you always out of stock?
H e l l o ?
can this do more than 140 db in a custom box?
In a car it would be no problem but idk about a room. In the right room with the right amp in a horn enclosure you could probably tip 140. If not with 1 then no more than 4 would do it.
Whats better The Kraken or The Vortex ?
@@arande3 Whats better The Kraken or The Vortex ?
@@arande3 The Kraken has 4 21" Subs
@@TheMessenger212Vortex is optimized for more slam and impact up high, Kraken is optimized for lower bass. If you're wanting pure sub duty Kraken is more optimised for that but Vortex may give you more midbass slam. Think rumble vs slam.
Does the link work for anyone else?
I think they stopped making them. 😢
This type of subwoofer versus subwoofer with runber surround, which is better in bass?
Vortex seems to have a lighter moving mass than its Kraken counterpart. Vortex also has higher sensitivity, with the same -3dB extension to 18hz, same linear xmax of 21mm. If sensitivity is important to you, go for the Vortex. Otherwise, choose the one you like to look at.
Generally the rubber surround is best for car audio or home theater, the other ''PA style'' surround is better for PA or when efficiency is important
@@FSXgta nah. there's no truth to either of your statements imo. besides, foam is superior to both. they will all rot btw.
what amp needed for this sub? or how much watts needed for this sub?
That is a tricky question. The suggestion is an amp that goes up to 2000 watts RMS. But if you want to ask one of our techs for specifics, you can reach out here: Email: Tech@Parts-Express.com Phone: 1-800-338-0531 Hours 8am-6pm M-F EST / Closed Sat & Sun
are you telling me that i only need four of those to make my room shake?
1 is probably fine....but you can use 4. or 8....or 16....whatever you think is best! :)
No no what they mean to say is you need 84 of these to shake your room. 6 more will relocate your home
they were so good they discontinued them.
I doubt that it goes up to 600Hz
The frequency response is: 18 - 600Hz
Tiny tinsel leads for 2k rms
They are bigger than they look in the video.
It’s a short cable run, low resistance so less heat can sustain pretty high currents and the video makes it look smaller.
The leads are perfectly fine for 2k... It's such a short distance that even 18 or 20 gauge could handle that and not have an issue...
Junk.
Where is your test results?
You gotta be joking, or at least don't know what you're talking about lmao, i have two of daytons 15" pa-380 woofers inside two yamaha br-15 cabinets that get 350 to 500 rms daily and never had an issue, they were only 75 bucks each and sound incredible. Im sure this 21" woofer is just as good for the money they're asking. Go bang on your pyle subs some more buddy! If you heard this 21" sub in a horn enclosure, you'd eat your words.
Mr Dashpuppy is either a shill for a competitor, a troll, or has absolutely no idea what they are talking about.
Go look at Sundown. They know how to build a sub. I've used and currently use lots of Dayton Audio gear but their drivers aren't are durable or tough as they are making them out to be.
@@Kelocyde sundown is over fanboy'd they are good yes but its user error if you break a dayton subwoofer.