johnecon2001

Think of them as SPL only drivers.. except for your highend. One note wonders my friend.

No one can answer that.

well, that last comment kind of stung....i was only doing car amps for the amout of power they put out double with the fact that it is now permanent in a house. 3 years from now, i am getting a ford contour. ('99) Even if they did put out rated watts.. you'd need a hell of a big power supply to power them up. Its more economical to buy a home amp.

3.25^3ft is nominal. It is tuned high though.

Could it be that you have other problems now related to the amp? If your output voltage is fluctuating with a tone instead of staying constant.. you might have a bad connection in the RCA's or possibly low voltage from the charging system. These are all things you should look at.

yes, that would be fine.

What box do you have your BL in now? Feeding your current setup with more power will also increase output.

Depends on how much space you have to work with. The 18" will need a substantially bigger box than the 15" will. As far as options go.. read.

The Sundown SAE-1000D

I can't believe you just compared those to the Horns. No where close. At all.

The BL is exactly what you'll want then.

Seal them in a box. Buy an amp from Parts Express that is ment for home use. Stop being retarded.

What type of music do you listen to?

That would work fine for a Sealed 12" Q. Fi recommends .8-1.5^3ft for a sealed box, so you're right inbetween.

Give it a try! I've never heard anything bad about them (toasting or dying on anyone). I'm sure they're not the best sounding amp, but it's for a sub.. not a front stage.

Remove the A/C compressor and mount the spare alt there. There is always a way to run Dual alternators.

I was skeptical long before this thread. That box has been around forever. And the failure for it to gain a foothold in the market... well, I don't really have to say anything else.

150.5, but not with that box..

Did you call MTX yet?

If you really have to ask how much the sub will take.. you shouldn't be sending that much to the sub. Experience will tell you when to back off on the power. It doesn't sound like you're to that stage yet.

get a Sundown SAZ 1500d.... your problems will go away when the RF amp go's away i have no problem with my Sundown Audio amps That won't fix the fact that he wired the speaker wrong against advice given.

Another box to be jealous of.

And its even a sticky... http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...&hl=options Search!

That's a bit much. Cut that number in half.

You need an amp that produces anywhere from 400-600 watts at 2 ohms. There are plenty of Kicker amps that would be great for that.