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2 15" L7 or 2 15" FI Q

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2 15" L7 on a kicker 1500zx

(spending under 1100)

vs. 2 15" FI Q w/ JL audio 1000/1

(would be spending 1300)

is it worth it to spend the extra $200?

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I'd recommend having at least 1500 watts to run two Fi Q's... 2000 preferably.

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I'd recommend having at least 1500 watts to run two Fi Q's... 2000 preferably.

IMO, they can work fine with less power than that :)

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now ive got my mind on the FI Q's but now 12" or 15" i want it to be loud

Then in that case...ignore what I said.

:)

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now ive got my mind on the FI Q's but now 12" or 15" i want it to be loud

how much are you willing to spend on an amp? because i have a good one in mind for ya;)

Edited by RobClay

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I dunno..

Im new to car Audio but Fi Q's fer sure..

And if your going to buy a JL Audio 1000/1

Fer how much your spending on that you shud just buy a Rockford Fosgate or a Sundown amp..

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i have a 1500zx in my room but im looking to get the jl audio 1000 1 to power 2 FI Q

If you already have that amp, I'd go ahead and use it.

Fer how much your spending on that you shud just buy a Rockford Fosgate or a Sundown amp..

The JL does have some benefits over RF or Sundown, but I'm not sure it's really going to matter for what he's doing :)

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will the 1500zx power 2 12" FI Q with some loudness? cause the kicker amp isnt stable at 1 ohms

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i know an amp that would be perfect for them q's and its stable at 1ohm:) haha and ur budget would be a lil over 900 with the 2 15's and "this amp"

Edited by RobClay

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will the 1500zx power 2 12" FI Q with some loudness? cause the kicker amp isnt stable at 1 ohms

Have you already ordered the Q's or something? Because unless you have, I don't see why that would be a problem...

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well wat is it and how much is it?

its an audioque2200D its stable at 1 ohm price is 389.99 free shipping my friend has this amp running 2 rockford t1 15's

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Start with your needs and desires and not with equipment choices.

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he said he wants it to be LOUD lol look on some of his other posts

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i basically want something that will be loud and can be very noticeable and reliable...i have the 1500zx but i can return it but would the 1500zx be able to make 2 15" or 2 12" FI Q bump? because i was told that the kicker amps werent stable at 1 ohm

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i basically want something that will be loud and can be very noticeable and reliable...i have the 1500zx but i can return it but would the 1500zx be able to make 2 15" or 2 12" FI Q bump? because i was told that the kicker amps werent stable at 1 ohm

it will be loud. but you just cant wire the subs to a 1 ohm load on the amp if you keep the kicker1500, i would return it and buy that aq2200 and then it would be alot louder, perfect match for the q's at 1 ohm they will be seeking around 1100 watts to each sub

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just order your subs in dual 2 ohm and wire in series and then parallel then you will have a 2 ohm load to the amp

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oh and just my opinion I prefer the kicker amp to the aq

and y do u say that?

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