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Awesome, Thanks man! -Nick

If it is bridgeable at 4ohms then you need to get a dual 2ohm sub and wire the coils in series for a 4ohm load.

I think that amp is bridgeable at 4ohms...and by looking around a bit should do 900 watts or so... Might be a solid amp, i have no experience with it however. Thanks! -Nick

We've got a dual 2 flatwire that will fit that gap....so it'd be $95 Same basic coil, just a little different... Thanks -Nick

~250-300 watts or so... Copper coil has more mass, and tames the motor down a fair bit, yielding better SQ... Flatwound coil puts more wire in the gap, more prone to peaking and being "louder" than the standard coil or the copper coil... Hope that helps Thanks! -Nick

You should be ok, you are not going to be able to get stupid with the gains and volume knob for an extended period of time.... If you know what to look.listen for you'll be fine. Thanks -Nick

It would work yeah, but i highly suggest you look into getting a class D mono block amp... Or something that will do ~750-800 watts at 1, 2, or 4ohms. Thanks -Nick

Ok generally speaking we can recone it. However we can only use our 12 spoke basket and recone it if it has the 6 holes in the top plate on 5" 137mm pattern. If the motor(s) do not have that then they have to be sent in and machined, but we can still build something up for them. Thanks -Nick

Yep we've got parts that will work for it... What size recone are you wanting? Thanks! -Nick

What you need to work is what Scott quoted you a price for.... Thanks -Nick

1000 watt rms rating means it can pretty much for the most part take 1000 watts all day every day...granted your not going to play it that much... The coils are dual 1ohm and dual 2ohm for the same purpose...you get the same wiring options out of them as a dual 4ohm coil (in parallel which is 2ohms) a Dual 1ohm coil in series is 2ohms as well. A dual 2ohm coil in series is 4ohms, and in parallel is 1ohm. So really we have all of the popular impedances covered with our coil choices, it's just a different way to take the approach. If you have more questions feel free to ask. Thanks -Nick

The 1500d is a solid combo for the BL. Thanks -Nick

I really can't comment because my view is somewhat biased... Others should chime in though... Thanks! -Nick

Medium pimpin'.

OH lawd. I'm all up in it.

The 20001bd would be fine on a pair of Q's....you shouldnt need the BP Power option, unless you just feel the need to get it. Thanks! -Nick

Nope... It also depends on what kind of motor it is if we can even recone it or not.... Thanks -Nick

I think that we have a coil that will work in it... I'll check with Scott tomorrow if he doesn't say here otherwise first. Thanks -Nick

Talked to him today...got there today. Thanks -Nick

w7 is a high end high dollar sub.... Honestly man i can't compare it...they have a completely different direction with their sub, than we do ours. Thanks -Nick

I'm unsure of how the 3hp mounts to the basket, if it has the standard 6 holes like our 12 spoke baskets do then yeah i know we can build something up for them... If they attach like the lighting audio storm baskets then the motor would have to be sent in for machining to attach our basket to it.... Hopefully i'll find out tonight. Thanks -Nick

Awesome man!

We still don't suggest sealing them...the response curve just isn't what we look for in our subs... The 15's do ok sealed in 2 cubic feet Thanks -Nick

Efficiency really isn't hardly lost at all... The Universal options simply are a few thousandths larger on the top plate to accommodate both dual 2ohm and dual 1ohm coils... The daily option is needed for anything that is intended to play music at all. Which in your scenario would be best, the SPL gap is a little on the tight side for musical reproduction and it will wear the coil out over time. If you have any more questions feel free to ask... Thanks! -Nick

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