I see this sub is highly recommended everywhere. where can i see the specs?

I didn't think they were for sale yet! lol

but then again i might be behind the times!

With just a mere use of the search function you could have come up with this.

I didn't think they were for sale yet! lol

but then again i might be behind the times!

from my understanding there not but i some recommended these over a couple 15"cvx's so they must be good

I didn't think they were for sale yet! lol

but then again i might be behind the times!

from my understanding there not but i some recommended these over a couple 15"cvx's so they must be good

Got mine about a month ago, but still working towards a setup for them...

Specifications :

FS : 30.9 Hz

Qts : 0.60

Qes : 0.66

Qms : 6.12

VAS : 92.7 L

Mms : 308.4 g

Box Suggestions :

Sealed @ 2.5 cubes (Qtc = 0.888) - F3 of 42 Hz

Ported @ 3.0 cubes tuned to 35 Hz - F3 of 30 Hz

whats the spl rating? i know one the cvx's its 91

spl rating doesnt mean everything buddy

SA-15

cvx

if you catch my drift

i've got 8 SA-15s

What sub is comparable to the sa-15? And will two ported with about 1700 a piece produce better results that four with 1k each?

What sub is comparable to the sa-15? And will two ported with about 1700 a piece produce better results that four with 1k each?

It has no competition it is the be all end all of subwoofers!

Each subwoofer has its own characteristics and sound. It comes down to install and end user. Trying to compare to another brand is difficult.

i wanted four 15" cvx's sealed in a trunk car but if i could get louder and sound better i will go that route and the kickers and dc lvl 4 xl's was at the top of my list

What sub is comparable to the sa-15? And will two ported with about 1700 a piece produce better results that four with 1k each?

Why do you feel the need to run that much power to a 600W rms rated woofer?

=play louder

SA15 and lvl4-XL are 2 totally different designs

sq and spl

DC lvl 4XL is a high power, high output driver that will be considerable more in price.

SA-15 is a low power daily driver. But it can produce impressive spl.

well look like im back where i started

Describe some goals as to what you want and what you have for other equipment. Hard to just recommend something on very little information already given.

Describe some goals as to what you want and what you have for other equipment. Hard to just recommend something on very little information already given.

good sounding

loud (potential to produce good numbers)

x2 15"

$350 max

4 cubes ported

at least 1500 rms

as for other materials...im starting fresh so none as as of yet

Edited January 16, 201114 yr by LsChevy

Then SA-15 should fit your goal and produce both great sound and #'s. People have done amazing things with the SA-12 as far as #'s.

The SA-15 can go in a smaller enclosure than 4^ft3 so that will fit your enclosure requirements and with a MSRP of $285 it fits the budget.

what the max power the SA's would take daily?

it's rated for 600, i would do that. but there are variances with your box that can change that number. it's going to depend on your install.

=play louder

= blown sub.

I doubt you'll hear a difference between 1000 and 1700 anyways. Usually takes double the power to make an audible difference.

By the way, 4 cubes ported seems a bit small for 2 15s. For me, I'd go 7-8 cubes ported for 2 15's.

Sa-15s will blow kickers away if you install them correctly.

I would suggest just getting 2 sa-15s. An sax-1200d or saz-1500dv.2 and it will be plenty loud.

what the max power the SA's would take daily?

Real world I wouldn't go over that by much. Basically it is a install dependent (strong electrical, correct enclosure, gain setting etc.)