M&M SUB POWER HANDLING & enclosure size ?

[twisted]

does anybody remember what the power handling on the old M&M godfather 15's was.

i just had a pair of pretty minty ones givin to me. thinkin about puttin them into the burb on the route and wanting to make sure the m-44 side would power them.

i will be bridging the front channels to 1 sub and the rear channel to the other sub.

i think it would make a pretty cool retro system

[theburb]

i wanna say it was like 250 each sub....man its been sooooooooooooo long since i even heard that name....retro subs ftw

[twisted]

man its been sooooooooooooo long since i even heard that name....retro subs ftw

i hear ya........lol a guy here at work gave them to me
its been soooooo long since i've seen a set of these....takes me way back....to my high school days man those were the shiz back in the day!!!!!!!
they are in really good shape too!!! the foam surround is in great shape as well

[theburb]

hey do yours have the clear or black cones....

[twisted]

hey do yours have the clear or black cones....

black cone blue lettering

i will post pics tonite when i get home

[twisted]

here is a pic.....

also does anybodt know what enclosure sizes these should have???????

[Dale H]

Yeap I remember these.

with a G&S designs amp, both things i could not afford at the time...not sure how strong those will be, how old you think they are?

[twisted]

Yeap I remember these.

with a G&S designs amp, both things i could not afford at the time...not sure how strong those will be, how old you think they are?

guy i got them from bought them new in the late 80's LOL
the foam looks pretty discolored but its not brittle.

[theburb]

the foam should be fine....but it you are worried you could always just give it a quick coat of silicone...thats what i do when i get a sub that has questionable foam on it....never failed me yet

[VW337]

I love those subs.


I had a 10" version of the same series. It was happy with 300rms.


IIRC they never really rated the black & blue line for "power handling" as they offered a lifetime warranty on them. But guessing from experience I would say no more than 600-700 for the pair adjusted appropriately. One of my previous co-workers had an 18" version with two Kenwood 500w mono-blocks of the era on it and it was insane (in an RX7) he would warranty the sub about every 3-5 weeks.


enclosure-- I would suggest in the 2.5cuft sealed per sub range bigger is better but that should get you started.

[twisted]

I love those subs.


I had a 10" version of the same series. It was happy with 300rms.


IIRC they never really rated the black & blue line for "power handling" as they offered a lifetime warranty on them. But guessing from experience I would say no more than 600-700 for the pair adjusted appropriately. One of my previous co-workers had an 18" version with two Kenwood 500w mono-blocks of the era on it and it was insane (in an RX7) he would warranty the sub about every 3-5 weeks.


enclosure-- I would suggest in the 2.5cuft sealed per sub range bigger is better but that should get you started.

so what your sayin is the m44 side of my route will have a bit of trouble keeping them in power?????

i loved the 12's i had back in the day!!!!!!! lol

i wonder if M&M electronics is still honoring there lifetime warranty

[VW337]

i wonder if M&M electronics is still honoring there lifetime warranty

it's a bit difficult since they went outta business, but hey you can try......

[andy600rr]

OK, I've dug out an old CA&E byers guide from '95........

Power Handling is listed as 220w RMS for the 15".

98.5DB SENSITIVITY.

22-2k response range

Retail in '95 was....... $176 a piece

Hope this helps!!!!!!!

[twisted]

sweet, thanks sir