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A proper review is coming. My brother in law and I are putting a pair through the paces right now. I can say they're an extremely competitive driver. Loads of output in a very tight and controlled package. We're having a LOT of fun playing with them!

Hz is the inverse of wavenumber normally described by cycles per second. Anything described in Hz is by default in the frequency domain instead of the time domain.

Looking good!

If it needs boost it is still all messed up. You don't add boost after adjusting the gain either. Hopefully something to help you think. This is an analogous example so I will use exact round numbers. You have a 100w amp. You set your amp gain so things are fine at 40Hz. Amp gain is set to 100w exactly. You now turn on a 6dB bass boost at 40Hz. How much power is your amp trying to output at 40Hz now if you feed it the same signal that netted a 100w output before? And yes, I know it is 6dB more the exercise for you is to turn that into Watts. Once you do, you won't forget it again...

I have ran the SSA Evil 6.5s for awhile now. Ask any questions you would like. I have ran the SB17 in the past, actually still have the pair at home. While I have not ran a direct comparison on each speaker against each other, maybe I can answer any questions you may have to make your selection easier.

Basscam test run today. https://goo.gl/photos/1WTrAKmWN8xoFSWD7

why are you asking? "The SI unit of frequency is the hertz (Hz)" hertz is a unit of measurement for frequency are you trolling? thats why im asking why you are questioning this...

Love it.

Perfect day to make some saw dust!

You should stop using the term sound quality as you have no idea what it means. All the benefits of doubling the number of drivers can easily go out the window using two completely different amps.

No, you should surely NOT do that. Don't mismatch amps on subs. If you have 2 make them identical. It will be a hot mess otherwise.

First things first, what phone are you using? Should be no problem with any phone and analog source to sound fine...

2 18 inch evils on that 5500 should do some decent hair tricks. And I haven't tried the evil mids, but everybody on here seems to like them pretty good, Arron did say they where not a dedicated home, or car mid, they where just his take on a good speaker. And you should let what air space you can get, determine what size subs you use. You want as much cone area as possible, and use the biggest woofers possible. Are you looking to do a wall, or do you want to keep the back seat in the truck?

I said 4 would do a hair trick if he didn't care to do a wall, and I was thinking about a normal install in a truck like his which without a huge wall will fit 2-3 12's, and some people still think the size of the sub determines how low, or high, it will play, that's what it sounded like to me, so I suggested as much cone area as he can get. And I'm not a troll. Just because I don't kiss your !ss, or agree with everything you say, doesn't make me a troll.

Lmao, no I'm not trolling. Someone asked me, and I honestly didn't know if there was a difference, or if it was the same thing. So let me get this strait, if someone says 40hz, that's just another way of saying that's the frequency? Just to clear thing up I will explain. I have built many, many, systems over the years and competed in meca in the 90's, but a buddy of mine who went to Virgina tech, taught me what I know, so I know how to build, tune, and the basics of audio, I'm just trying to learn the science behind it. Most of the technical stuff I know, I learned from him, or read bull spit online, and who knows if half of that is correct. So if some of my questions sound dumb that's why, I know the how to, but not all of the why. I hope this clears things up, cause I truly just want to learn, and grow my hobby and business, I sometimes do installs at the shop if I have no other work.

What is the difference between frequency and hertz, did a search and found nothing on the subject? Or are they the same thing?