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I will look at both subs. What kind of amp would I need to effectively power a NightShade with? And do they come in 15" or 18"?

Well I was thinking I should go with the BTL because I am going to wanna upgrade, eventually, if I get anything less. And eventually I will upgrade to 2 BTL's. I mean who doesnt wanna louder system after 2 or 3 months with the one they already have? If you say I should go with a different sub just because of the size of the amp, then I can get another amp.

My goal is to be as loud as possible with one subwoofer. And I want a deep bass, and I hear that the BTL can do it for me.

ok. also have a few more questions. im not very familiar with the terms used on this forum. can anyone tell me what they mean? like SPL? and "the big 3"?

I will be getting an Fi BTL 18" fully loaded sub and a saz1500d sundown amp. But in the future I hope to get another Fi BTL 18" and of course another amp. My question is, what should the size of my alternator be? Would 140 amps be ok? Or would I need more? Kyle

Ok. How do I know how big to build the box? And where to put the port? Should I just build the box the same way as he did it on the blow through post?

Ok......to start off, my vehicle is a 1993 toyota 1/2 ton pick up. Regular cab. So I have no space in the cab for the kind of sub that I want. The only way for me to get the bass that I want is to cut a hole from the bed of my truck in thru the cab. Just wondering if anyone has done this and if so what were the results? I have heard a lot of good things about the Fi BTL subs. Im thinking of going with a fully loaded 18" Fi BTL, and a saz1500d sundown amp. Would they go good together? Also what else would I need as far as an alt. and a battery go? Sorry for all the questions, its just that I have never ran a system that needs "real" power. At the present, all I have are two 10" Kicker CVR's, a Jensen in dash head unit and a Sony 1100W class D mono amp. So pretty much, Im looking for instructions from scratch on what I need and how I need to set it up. Oh, and by the way, money is not really an issue, I just want my stuff to last me for a long time and for it to have a DEEP sound. Thanks in Advance Kyle