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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 amplifier(s)?

Unless you can link (strap) those amps I would not advise running two seperate amplifiers. Gain matching can be tricky with two seperate amplifiers.

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.

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.

SA15 and lvl4-XL are 2 totally different designs

Even though they are rated at 300 watts rms you should still be ok with the P1000. Be smart with the volume control and set the gains properly.

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.

Welcome ....

Either amp should fit the bill just fine. Does budget pursuade the choice?

What impedence are you planning on running on the trio?

LOL it needs to be updated. Are you looking at dual 2 ohm or dual 4 ohm? Depending on where you are located a rep/dealer might be able to help you.

email [email protected] and ask when, not sure why they are not available.

Wow that is a killer price! Why oh why do these insane prices on great products come up when i'm broke!

Dual 2 ohm should be available but the Dual 4 ohm version is sold out until mid February.

Wow that looks amazing!

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As long as the protection led does not stay on and it powers on fine, then the amplifier is fine. If you want the blue status led to work you could send it to db-r for a check up and led replacement.

Sweet!

Very nice! Your craftsmanship is top notch!

Looking good man! Keep up the good work! Come up with any more ideas for the sub stage?

Clipping the input signal maybe. Take a DMM and check to see if you have voltage drop at the amp when your play the stereo.

Very nice build. Trim panels really make the install look clean!