HELP - whats the spec for this tube?

[bcdinh]

Hello,

I have this old bazooka but lost the spec for it. Could someone please help me identify this tube? Here is the Part number G22T8A0264.

Thank you in advance!

[heavyduty]

Originally Posted by bcdinh

Hello,

I have this old bazooka but lost the spec for it. Could someone please help me identify this tube? Here is the Part number G22T8A0264.

Thank you in advance!

What are the dimensions of the Tube?

[bcdinh]

It's a 8" sub. The length is probably around 12-15".

[bcdinh]

Here is a pic of it. Thank you!

[heavyduty]

Originally Posted by bcdinh

Hello,

I have this old bazooka but lost the spec for it. Could someone please help me identify this tube? Here is the Part number G22T8A0264.

Thank you in advance!

This is a T Series Tube. Below are the specs;

Voice Coil Size: 1.5 inch high power/high temp
Magnet Size: 28 oz.
Frequency Response: 39-1500 hz
Efficiency: 102 dB
Power Handling: 6 -150 watts

[bcdinh]

Thank you heavyduty for you responses. I have another question. I have this Kenwood amp KAC-PS300T (if you Google with that model number you will see a pdf file). I'd like to get you opinion on how to hook up this amp up and to maximize the bass on this tube but without blowing up the tube.

Thank you for your time!

[heavyduty]

Originally Posted by bcdinh

Thank you heavyduty for you responses. I have another question. I have this Kenwood amp KAC-PS300T (if you Google with that model number you will see a pdf file). I'd like to get you opinion on how to hook up this amp up and to maximize the bass on this tube but without blowing up the tube.

Thank you for your time!

In a short answer, you can't. The nominal power output of the amplifier exceeds the Tube's power handling. However, you can purchase a replacement DVC woofer that will allow you to connect to the amplifier due to the higher power handling of the newer woofer.


http://store.bazooka.com/WF882-8-IN-...-VC--P277.aspx

[bcdinh]

Ok. Thank you. I will take into purchasing a DVC sub.

[bcdinh]

oh heavyduty...do you happen to know the rms for my sub?

[heavyduty]

Originally Posted by bcdinh

oh heavyduty...do you happen to know the rms for my sub?

Power Handling: 6 -150 watts