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i have purchased two 12 inch FI Bls both are dual 1 ohm, and have cooling and hyperpoles. i am purchasing a box from sonicelectronix.com that fit the specifications of the subs. my question for you is wich amplifier would you recomend? i plan on wiring both of the subs for a 1 ohm load so i was gonna go with a SOUNDSTREAM PCX 2000d any suggestions ?

I just got my bl's today and had my local shop make a box . The dimension's are 4.5 cuft 43=wide 19=deep 15=height port is 4=wide 12=height and he said its tuned to 32 htz. does that sound right? I am currently running a kicker zx 1500.1 to them, my question is, do i need to let them break in or can i pound on them? I know im way under power, but im not sure.Any and all replies are greatly appreciated.

If someone could show me a cut sheet for 2 12" Fi BL's it'd be perfect. I took a look at the single 12" cut sheet but I would like one for 2, just so I'm sure on the demensions and what not. I'm a bit of a noob when it comes to building enclosure's so help would be appreciated!

Ok so im about to order 2 12" Fi Qs and just want to know what setup i should get. im thinkin on getting a JBL GTO14001 amp for it, is that ok? also... i need to know if i should get an extra battery or cap for it, if so what kind?

Hey everyone this is my first post here great site!!! I got 2 12" Q's and the trunk of an SUV to work with. I need help with box design im looking into 4.5 ft tuned to 30hz I still want allitle room in the back just for misc. space. anybody have any idea's? or can u point me in the direction of someone who can help please

im trying to stay with an enclosure that is 3cf or less and trying to decide whats better, 2 12s sealed with 3000watts (buy a new sundown 3000 amp) or 1 12 ported with 1500 watts (keep my mtx 1501d)? if the sealed subs would be louder, how much louder? last option is 2 10s ported. looking for LSQ, basically the loudest set up i can get with the space available. appreciate the help!

Hey all, I've got two 12" SSD's coming in the next few days and I decided to get a headstart on building my box. I've raped the search tool and can't seem to find what I'm looking for. If anyone has some spare time and wouldn't mind doing a fellow enthusiast a HUGE favor, it wouldn't go unnoticed. I'm hoping to get a cutsheet for 2 12" SSD's (ported) for my 2008 Mazda 6 sedan. Here's the preferred specifications. W: 42" (MAX) H: 16" (MAX) D1: 21" preferred D2: 16" preferred Tuned from 30-33hz I'm thinking it'd be cool to have the subs forward-firing at an angle with the seats. Then I could just mount my amp on the trunk side. The angle would take much more advantage o…

assuming both had the BP option and would be fed by a 2200 w rms amp, what kind kind of difference would i notice musically between the subs?

just ordered my bl's and sketching up a box, could i get a little advice if this box will do

What are the differences if both would be ran on a sundown saz 1500? I have a fully loaded bl now and it's not as loud as I expected. Would the 2 12 in ssd subs be louder?

ok here it goes... and you know i have 2 15 fully loaded bl's dual 1's.... i have the + from one coil to the - on the other coil... on both subs... then + from one sub to the + on the other sub... then the same for the -... from there to the amp...... i should be at 1 ohms correct? or did i mess up should i have gotten dual 2's heres why i ask... im sitting some where around .8 ohms.... not 1. not 1.3.. but .8 thats with the resestance of my ohm, meter the resestance of my meter alone is .1...... so by my messed up math that should put me at 1.1... but hey maybe im wrong...... the reason i am so scared... ok here goes i shopped for months for subs and an amp.....…

I am looking at getting some Q's and I know that 2 12's will fit in my trunk sealed but I am not sure about 15's. How big would a sealed box be for 2 15 Q's?

hey, im ordering 2 BLs, i kinda have a design for a box, but need some help since this will be my first attempt at making one here is my plan i got a question on the length to the second port, i used the re enclosure so it game the the first, but does the second port wood need to be directly or close to the center of the subwoofer? and to separate the 2 woofers, do i need 2 pieces of wood or jsut 1? thanx

hey guys, im gettin either 1 or 2 amps, here are my options, 1 of these bridged http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_12212_...+BXi+2608D.html or 2 of these http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_12210_...+BXi+1208D.html these are mono d class amps, now the bridging of the single amp is my concern, i ordered dual 1 of the BLs, would this diagram work? the subs are 1 ohm correct? so would this diagram still be somewhat valid? and if this does work, how would i design the box, because currently im planning to separate the chambers, unless one of you can direct me in the right way or i can jsut get the 2 smaller amps

I was wondering if this box would be big enough for two 15" fi btls. The box is 38 length X 25 width X 23 height. After displacemnt of everything its around 7.5 cubes at 31hz. The port is 6 wide and 25.5 long. It would be for daily use and each ran a sundown 3000d. thanks for the help

I am a noob set on getting 2 15" BTLs but I don't know if i should run them at 2 ohms or 1 ohm. The problem is that there are not many amps that support 2000 watts unless at 1 ohm. If there are any suggestions for an amp with adjustable subsonic filter, that can run @ 32hz+, for 2 15" 2000 watt rms subs, PLEASe let me know. Thanks

I just got 2 more 15 fi btl to put in a 91 blazer. The box I am going to build will be 38" wide 31" deep and 20" tall. I want both subs facing straight up with the port also straight up. I was wondering how big I should make my port. I am looking to get around the 32 hz mark. Also I will be bracing with 1 1/4 inch wood dowels and will be using 3/4 inch mdf.

assuming both are in 8^3 ft @ 32 hz with 3kw to split between them @ 2 ohms with equal installs. which ones would be louder? my main concern is, do these subwoofers basically take power the same way and just 1 gears it more towards an SQ aspect and the other a SPL aspect. or is basically just the power applied that will determine which is louder? i mean both are rated @ 1kw and the only thing that seperates them are the power options that apply to the thermal side of power handling. but mechanically, as far as power handling goes, are they the same? same stiffness spiders etc? i have been told by one guy that his 2 15" q's were louder off 1.2kw of power than his bl 15's t…

I'm looking at picking up 2 SSD's (15"), the box will be roughly 7 - 7.5 cubes. I would like to find out what the optimal size for the port. Still deciding between slot and aero, might need some suggestions there. Let me know the dimensions of the port you would use for mainly SPL in a 7.5 cube box. Thanks!

Does anyone have 2 of these beast in there truck so i can get some ideas?

does anyone have a cut sheet like the ones posted but with 2 18 btls Thanks in advance

Just wondering,im planning my build and want to use 2 RFT4000.1s.Will that be to much or should i go with the RF2000.1?I want one amp per sub.

i have two fully loaded 18 inch btls dual 1 ohm and one sundown 3500d for now not to sure on the way to wire them... preety much a noob when it comes to wiring subs....my guess is since that i bought dual 1 ohms i will only be able to run them at 2 ohms or .5 ohms if u guys could let me know if this is correct and maybe throw a picture up on how i should wire them that would be great thanks guys

I have 2 18 BTLs that are dual 1ohm. I want to run an amp to each sub, would i get a 1ohm stable amp or a 2ohm? I just dont want to have wiring issues the amps i would like to run would be 2 saz3500's. thats my goal

I have a 94 cadillac fleetwood I am trying to find the best way to put 2 18" btl fully loaded in the trunk I have 2 t40001d rf amps and enough juice to run it all I just need to find out wat everyone thinks will be the best way to due it. Also is it ok to put the ports on the outsid of the box so that way i can keep the cubic foot in the enclosure at the max