TechBoy

I have a Miller & Kriesel MX 100 sub. I can't find much on it other than some very vague data on the M&K website. Any info would be helpful

Cyborg

Funny thing, Everyone that has stopped to look at this thread probably has the exact same problem I do. They can't find what they are looking for. It is a cruel world isn't it?

Semona

it's Miller and Kreisel.

Like you say, there isn't anything on their website. I couldn't even find the model you mention.

ITRocks

http://www.mksound.com/vx100.htm

It's a sealed 8" driver and 100w amp. Any questions?

Cyborg

I'd like to know what on earth the thread title has to do with this particular sub?

Semona

The thread title is the name of M&K's drivers.

Seth, I own an old M&K mx2000(the only dipole sub M&K ever made).I recently took it to M&k for a refurb.While there,I spoke with Barry in tech support about my sub.Hes very helpful,you might try giving him a call,

TechBoy

The VX 100 is a nice small subwoofer, but I have a MX 100 it is a push pull design with two 12" woofers. One woofer faces frontward and the other is mounted on the bottom facing into the cabinet. It takes a 4 amp fuse so that would lead me to believe it has a lot of power and from listening to it, it does. I was just looking for more detailed specs on this sub.

Semona

The 'discover deep bass" driver is an 8+8 ohm driver.M&K uses a red connector wire to bring each driver down to an 8 ohm load.If you look at the back of either driver ,you'll see the connector. I have an extra driver sitting in the garage from my refurb.that I'll be using for a DIY project.
I'm not sure on your model,but most M&K subs are rated down to 20 hz(a few down to 16).In room response should bring you down in the "teens".

BTW,the new M&K drivers"super fast bass"(marketing,isnt it wonderful ),are 8 ohm loads with no connector.

ITRocks

How much was the refurb and how much improvement was there. I also do not understand what you said before about the loads I had always assumed this sub had dual voice coils for each woofer.

TechBoy

The mx 100 is the second largest sub in its series yours, the mx 2000 being the largest, is still much larger mine only weighs about 90lbs. I guess that is still is pretty big, but not next to 125lbs. The M&K site has a manual in the dicontinued sector of the site. It covers the entire series or production years that they ran (about 15 subs). Needless to say the 16 page manual is quite vague since it is covering a vast range of subs.