Blackula31

I have heard rumors of a redesigned Flatlyne... are the rumors true?

Thanks fellas... will give them a call...

No one knows???

As the title states... Im looking for the recommended box sizes for the subs (both sealed and ported). The place where they should be listed on Sundown's website are all blank. Tried searching as well... but no luck. I at least found the displacement on the 10" is .25 Thanks in advance for your help fellaz!

Well I guess I have the option to move up to the Sundown 1500D @ 1ohm & get Dual 4 ohm subs... or just stick with my Sundown 1000D and give em 500 watts each...

I am getting 2 - 12" Flatlynes for a daily driver (Sealed... will also be upgrading from a Sundown SAZ-1000D to the Sundown 3500D... What I want to do is get 2 of the Dual 2-ohm and run them @ 2 Ohms on the 3500D... I guess I would be putting about 900-1000watts RMS on them... can they handle that? Enclosure Each sub will be in a sealed enclosure with with 1.12 cubes of space after discplacement...

I got both of my SA-12's from FedEx today... You couldnt tell there was a glue smear on either of them... I seriously dont even know why you would call them B-stock... they are truly in perfect condition... We are very particular on QC checking. You guys kick arse!!!

I got both of my SA-12's from FedEx today... You couldnt tell there was a glue smear on either of them... I seriously dont even know why you would call them B-stock... they are truly in perfect condition...

I'm waiting on which email address to use so that I can send payment for 2 of the D4 SA-12's...

lulz. No one knows what every setup will sound like. If they did, there wouldn't be any competitions. Installation can make/break the end result. You can swap out the same equipment from vehicle A to vehicle B, with significant output increase or decrease... Next, I don't know what your definition of "hit pretty hard" is. When I first heard a bass car, it had two lower line rockford 12"s and 300watts, I was giggling from the bass, thought it was awesome. Six months later I got a nice setup and got use to it. Jumping back in my friends car with the RF 12s, couldn't really tell there was bass. Point is, depends what your use to hearing. Might do 138db at the headrest, might do 135, maybe 142, maybe 136, or even 143... who knows. Sorry if I sound harsh, but it's the truth. Don't forget to post a build log! LOL... It was kinda a rhetorical question... I figure it would be decent... I remember how impressed I was with my buddies system back in 94... he had two crappy 10" Kenwood subs, crappy kenwood amp... and a jvc tape deck... LOL... I think that setup did like 135 when he had it measured... he had the two 10's in a big sealed box... lol Thanks for all of the input though! Have you had any previous setups? What were they like? ever meter them? ever been to a comp? Yeah... I have had a system... last system was two 12" Crystal CMP's (sealed)... on a JBL 1200.1 I had JL Audio 5.25 TR series coaxials... and JL TR series 6x9's... JBL 50.4 (I think that was the amp)... car was deadened with brown bread... all in a 97 Pontiac Grand Prix... Alpine 9835 HU... 6 inch LCD's in the headrests... and passenger visor!Never measured it... never competed... but it bumped nicely! My new set up will be: 2 - 12" SA 12's SAZ 1000d SAX 100.4 CDT Audio CL 69 6x9's CDT Audio 6.5 inch (will be HD series) Will have to leave stock headunit in the 2011 Dodge Charger... due to all of the functions... will prob add a JL Audio Clean Sweep... Sounds like your new car is gonna be pretty awesome. Looking forward to the build log, 2011 charger... I was going to get a 2010... until I saw the new body style... it is kick ass... the Base SE model is now a 3.6L / 292hp engine... GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME!

lulz. No one knows what every setup will sound like. If they did, there wouldn't be any competitions. Installation can make/break the end result. You can swap out the same equipment from vehicle A to vehicle B, with significant output increase or decrease... Next, I don't know what your definition of "hit pretty hard" is. When I first heard a bass car, it had two lower line rockford 12"s and 300watts, I was giggling from the bass, thought it was awesome. Six months later I got a nice setup and got use to it. Jumping back in my friends car with the RF 12s, couldn't really tell there was bass. Point is, depends what your use to hearing. Might do 138db at the headrest, might do 135, maybe 142, maybe 136, or even 143... who knows. Sorry if I sound harsh, but it's the truth. Don't forget to post a build log! LOL... It was kinda a rhetorical question... I figure it would be decent... I remember how impressed I was with my buddies system back in 94... he had two crappy 10" Kenwood subs, crappy kenwood amp... and a jvc tape deck... LOL... I think that setup did like 135 when he had it measured... he had the two 10's in a big sealed box... lol Thanks for all of the input though! Have you had any previous setups? What were they like? ever meter them? ever been to a comp? Yeah... I have had a system... last system was two 12" Crystal CMP's (sealed)... on a JBL 1200.1 I had JL Audio 5.25 TR series coaxials... and JL TR series 6x9's... JBL 50.4 (I think that was the amp)... car was deadened with brown bread... all in a 97 Pontiac Grand Prix... Alpine 9835 HU... 6 inch LCD's in the headrests... and passenger visor!Never measured it... never competed... but it bumped nicely! My new set up will be: 2 - 12" SA 12's SAZ 1000d SAX 100.4 CDT Audio CL 69 6x9's CDT Audio 6.5 inch (will be HD series) Will have to leave stock headunit in the 2011 Dodge Charger... due to all of the functions... will prob add a JL Audio Clean Sweep...

lulz. No one knows what every setup will sound like. If they did, there wouldn't be any competitions. Installation can make/break the end result. You can swap out the same equipment from vehicle A to vehicle B, with significant output increase or decrease... Next, I don't know what your definition of "hit pretty hard" is. When I first heard a bass car, it had two lower line rockford 12"s and 300watts, I was giggling from the bass, thought it was awesome. Six months later I got a nice setup and got use to it. Jumping back in my friends car with the RF 12s, couldn't really tell there was bass. Point is, depends what your use to hearing. Might do 138db at the headrest, might do 135, maybe 142, maybe 136, or even 143... who knows. Sorry if I sound harsh, but it's the truth. Don't forget to post a build log! LOL... It was kinda a rhetorical question... I figure it would be decent... I remember how impressed I was with my buddies system back in 94... he had two crappy 10" Kenwood subs, crappy kenwood amp... and a jvc tape deck... LOL... I think that setup did like 135 when he had it measured... he had the two 10's in a big sealed box... lol Thanks for all of the input though!

Think that will hit pretty hard?

The box I have planned will be sealed.... 1.25 per sub before the .14 deplacement ... I think I would be happy with that!

Thanks for the opinions... I will prob just stick to sealed...