johnecon2001

Is that the one without the CD player? Pretty slick little unit.

You're going to be throwing 3kW on them... so get the BL fully loaded. You'll be happy with it. Step down to a 2kW amp if you want to run the Q's.

Looks good. Now you have to decide on what type of box you're going to build. Ported or Sealed. Although with your listening habits, you should be leaning to the ported route.

All of the speakers you've listed already have tweeters with them. Stay away from any coaxial speaker that advertises "3-Way" or "4-Way" or higher than that. You want a simple speaker that is a 2-way coaxial. Start a new topic listing the current issues you have and then give us a budget and the space available for upgraded speakers.

If you want something that "knocks", you should be using a ported box.

12 SPL-12's? :jawdrop:

He said he's already using that calculator...

You need to adjust your port lengths. The first one should be 3-4 inches wide. Length depends on the tuning.

Like a red headed step child It splits the power. If it was equal power to both subs, you would have a 3.2kW amplifier. If you want more "boom, boom" then give the ported box a try. Fi has ported box specs stickied in the Technical forum. Also, if you have the room, just run both of them ported. They'll be getting more power to each sub than if you ran just one ported.

I'd do your best to read this entire site http://bcae1.com/

Turn the bass boost to off. Then set your gains correctly.

The debate between ported and sealed enclosures depend entirely on your listening preferences. Not your friends. Not ours. You could still use the amp on that sub wiring it to 4 ohms in a ported enclosure. Deciding which enclosure is important though. What things, if any, don't you enjoy about your current setup?

Fooooo? Wtf kind of English is foooooo?

Murillo, read this thread please http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...?showtopic=7153

Budget? Electrical? Voice Coils on your BL's?

It doesn't matter on that amp.

Entirely depends on the particular amplifier and the goal of your project. Unfortunately, there's no cut and dry answer.

Amperage draw depends on voltage supply available and ohm load. Both are reactive so no real way to calculate them.

Jake, you can disable personal messages in your profile.

There's no disadvantage or advantage. Ohm loads are to help you wire your subs to something your amplifier and vehicle electrical can handle.

Really? Go buy them both and review yourself.

I fail to see why you need to spend $30 on an adapter... http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.c...FTOKEN=15436526

Because going here was too hard for you?

Buy a monitor that already has a composite input. Most of the Dell's already have this option.

You listen to Rap and Reggae. 33hz is perfect for you. I already listed a length.