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It just needs to be Sealed box: 2-3.5cuft

generally more cone area = louder, so I would take 2 15s over 1 18. 2 18s if you can manage to fit it

Sounds sweet man! I say throw up your work and show us what you can do

It just takes them so tome te get through all their orders. It took a couple weeks to even hear anything about my order. But don't worry, they're on top of it

Anyone else besides me loving their new site?

Hey guys, I was planning on getting the Oxygen audio Air-83 3-way component speakers.I liked the fact that they included a large mid-bass woofer, another decent sized mid-range and a tweeter all in one. Also, I liked how they were a component set because i do not know enough yet to run an active system. But the problem is that I waited too long and now amazon don't have them in stock. Does anyone know a comparable set? Like i said before, I'd like a large mid-bass and mid-range, component set with a passive crossover, and i would prefer not to pay through the nose to get them. Thanks guys!

Hey guys, I'm brand new to the car audio world and am looking for a system that can pound as a daily driver. I've already decided to run 2 15" N2 BTL's but am unsure on what to power them and what alt/batts to back them up. I've read a lot of forums and the DC 3.5k amp looks good plus its 15% as a presale. I was thinking of having a 320a DC power alt with an XS D975 up front and a D3100 in back, all wired 1/0 with big three. Will my system run well? and if not, what can i do to make sure i supply enough power to amp and that the amp is a good fit? BTW, budget is in $2500-$3k range Any tips/suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Well I've already built a box for a 2008 CRV (6.508ft^3 tuned to 33hz, subs up and port back) that will fit nicely behind the 2nd row. and price range is for the whole build. The alt from dc power is a replacement, only $530 but i have no idea if that's a fair price. But i also have no idea what hu to use. I keep hearing it's all personal preference but I don't know what's a good unit for the money. Because I'm more into the sound, I could care less about a flip out, touchscreen head unit. I just want one that is reliable, not super expensive, and fairly straightforward to hook up and use