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<blockquote data-quote="Alan Sledzieski" data-source="post: 59927" data-attributes="member: 1022">Re: B&amp;C Sub designsI know you said you were thinking of getting 4 ohm 18&#039;s.&nbsp; Then use 4 xti&#039;s bridged.&nbsp; You would be further ahead by getting rid of the xti amps and getting 2 amps that do 4 to 5 k bridged.&nbsp; like crest ca 18. crest pro 8200, Old crown macro 5k&#039;s.&nbsp; We have found the xti&#039;s to be one of the worst sounding amps around when compared to what I have listed.&nbsp; I know some people that won&#039;t use them on monitors.&nbsp; You have 4 of these 18&#039;s now from the looks of it?Plus if you ever decide to go into double 18&#039;s, you would be all set with your 8 ohmers.When I get a chance I&#039;ll model a double 18 box around your 18&#039;s and see how it looks.Also buy this program.&nbsp; If I can figure it out, anyone can.<a href="http://www.usspeaker.com/cabinetsoftware-1.htm" target="_blank">US Speaker - Eminence Speaker Cabinet Design Software for designing professional speaker cabinets.</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Alan Sledzieski, post: 59927, member: 1022"] Re: B&C Sub designs I know you said you were thinking of getting 4 ohm 18's. Then use 4 xti's bridged. You would be further ahead by getting rid of the xti amps and getting 2 amps that do 4 to 5 k bridged. like crest ca 18. crest pro 8200, Old crown macro 5k's. We have found the xti's to be one of the worst sounding amps around when compared to what I have listed. I know some people that won't use them on monitors. You have 4 of these 18's now from the looks of it? Plus if you ever decide to go into double 18's, you would be all set with your 8 ohmers. When I get a chance I'll model a double 18 box around your 18's and see how it looks. Also buy this program. If I can figure it out, anyone can. [url=http://www.usspeaker.com/cabinetsoftware-1.htm]US Speaker - Eminence Speaker Cabinet Design Software for designing professional speaker cabinets.[/url] [/QUOTE]

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