Mini-Sub vs. Sub-Tank vs. DCT

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sailorman

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I don't know about either of those tanks, but you get the full capability of a LT at 3.0-4 ohms. Any lower and you'll run into the amp limiter and will never be able to get into the 5-6 volt range. I don't use a tank, but I stick with 2.7 to 3.1ohm cartos.

Edit: I do know about the DCT. I had one before I got the LT. I hated it. Dual coils don't work well on the LT anyway and you might even have a hard time making one work with a single coil because of the wide base sitting on the nubs on top of the LT and keeping the connector from making contact. You might end up having to use a 510/510 adapter, or lift the center post in the connector.
 
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If you get the mini-sub, it'll fit any size carto. The dct and full sub are going to require either dual coils, resurrectors or xl's. Not that that's a massive issue, as you CAN get the cartos. The only drawback of the mini-sub, imo, is the smaller capacity.

So. Yeah. My official recommendation for a tank for you is the mini-sub and a bunch of 3.0 ohm boges.
 

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    If you get the mini-sub, it'll fit any size carto. The dct and full sub are going to require either dual coils, resurrectors or xl's. Not that that's a massive issue, as you CAN get the cartos. The only drawback of the mini-sub, imo, is the smaller capacity.

    So. Yeah. My official recommendation for a tank for you is the mini-sub and a bunch of 3.0 ohm boges.

    If you look at the tanks, you'll see that the carto sticks out the top. You can put a smaller carto in the big tank and just push the grommet down a hair and get almost the full capacity.
     
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