slaps db rule questions

my profile | directory login | register | faq | forum home

»	Termpro Audio Forum » Soundoff Competition » IASCA » slaps db rule questions

UBBFriend: Email this page to someone!

Author

Topic: slaps db rule questions

mostasteless
Member
Member # 8351

posted

Im not sure if this is the right forum but if it is not let me know where to post. Anyways the rules on their site are very vague and my questions are.
1) in stock are their rules on power (HO alts additional batteries ect)
2) is removeing the speakers in the rear deck concitered illegal due to the full OEM interior rule
3) Do they conciter a PR an additional sub or a port.
I am planning to attend a show next month (firs show) and I dont wanna be put in a class that I cant possibly compete in.
Thanks for any imput,
John

--------------------

Posts: 269 | From: New Jersey | Registered: Jan 2002 | IP: Logged |

Team Art of Noyze
DiRtY SoUtH DEAF SqUaDUnited States Marine

regal1975
Senior Member
Member # 3477

posted

1. no
2. you can
3.. damnifiknow..

--------------------
Team Art of Noyze
DiRtY SoUtH DEAF SqUaD

Elemental Designs Representative
150+ Nissan pickup and 150+ Rex
United States Marine

Posts: 2110 | From: Atlanta,GA,USA | Registered: Dec 2000 | IP: Logged |

http://www.sounddomain.com/id/teamtrouble1

Trouble
Moderator
Member # 504

posted

In Street you can have as many amps, alts, batts, and caps that you want.

Like said before, you may remove the rear speakers but you can not modify the rear deck.

A passive radiator is considered a port. That's it's true function.

--------------------
Walkin' the dogs, and leadin' the puppies

Team Trouble

The original Signiture Series
http://www.sounddomain.com/id/teamtrouble1

Posts: 1240 | From: Milledgeville, GA , USA | Registered: Sep 1999 | IP: Logged |

mostasteless
Member
Member # 8351

posted

Thank for your help [Smile]

John

--------------------

Posts: 269 | From: New Jersey | Registered: Jan 2002 | IP: Logged |

quote:

Originally posted by Trouble:

A passive radiator is considered a port. That's it's true function.

Pretty sure Terry has adopted all IASCA rules, and Passive radiators are consider cone area and will affect your class placement.

--------------------
98 Grand Cherokee Laredo

Pics Here (now working again!)

Rodon
Senior Member
Member # 3441

posted

quote:
Originally posted by Trouble:

A passive radiator is considered a port. That's it's true function.

Posts: 1687 | From: Bloomington, IL | Registered: Dec 2000 | IP: Logged |

quote:

Originally posted by Rodon:

quote:
Originally posted by Trouble:

A passive radiator is considered a port. That's it's true function.

Pretty sure Terry has adopted all IASCA rules, and Passive radiators are consider cone area and will affect your class placement.

In IASCA, a woofer is the only thing containing cone area, and a woofer is defined as a transducer in which you can apply power to. A passive radiator does not have a voice coil, therefore not a woofer.

ibanender
Member
Member # 4484

posted

quote:
Originally posted by Rodon:

quote:
Originally posted by Trouble:

A passive radiator is considered a port. That's it's true function.
Pretty sure Terry has adopted all IASCA rules, and Passive radiators are consider cone area and will affect your class placement.

Posts: 226 | From: Spartanburg, SC | Registered: Mar 2001 | IP: Logged |

Printer-friendly view of this topic

Hop To: