jcarter1885

Depends on install and too many factors to tell, plus you need a tl meter to tell you and not a person (people cant measure db's).

No problem man, I just ordered an amp and headunit myself as well. Post pictures of your equipment when it comes

Thats not too encouraging to hear, were they DOA when he got them, or was something else wrong? It depends on what you like, try to find a RE Dealer in your area and go give them a listen or for that matter go listen to as many different kinds you can (just go to your local car audio shops).

Pretty Boxer, looks like the one I used to see everday on my way to elementary school (been my favorite dog ever since). In the process of finding some good breeders in my area as of now.

Two 12s would be the loudest. The SA series perform similarly to one another so more cone area is going to win. , if that was the case everybody would have 8"s since they could use smaller boxes and still get the same output as the 12"s.

Cory

Good equipment and I like how you painted the box, creativity FTW

I dont see why not, if that was the case then just the SA-8's would of been made (the same goes for any other sub out there). Usually a larger sub will do the same as the smaller sub but with just more output due to the cone area and small changes in a couple of T/S Parameters.

, Holy Mid-bass Batman. I know Robin, I know

x2, doesnt hurt to have it in my collection

If it sounded better then more than likely the 15" was in a box not recommended for the sub or goals you had planned to achieve in the install.

No I dont but I always think those look bad ass when they are air brushed plus that is a sick design on that amplifier right there

Welcome to the club, that is how all my pictures are taken with the cell phone camera. I will invest in a digital camera some time in the future but all funds go to car audio right now, good luck with install as well.

NO!!! pictures now, haha

, thats what we are here for

Car doing the wave from the windshield on up FTW!

If you have the exact cutout measurements and they still are going together then that means yes you have put it together wrong.

All those subs were made with different goals in mind, stop doing sub comparisons it wont get you anywhere. State your goals, install application, etc.for how you want your next sub stage to be then go from there.

Whichever one is louder after you bought all three and tested them to know

Your best bet is to pick a day where you can dedicate the day to the install with a good amount of sunlight, this will give you great light and time to recheck everything + a fresh start. You may also want to change your ground around as well, check the resistance to where your ground your amp as well. Just my .02

Im definitely going with Butler as well but wouldnt be suprised if Duke wins

Appreciate ya, Im going to make that my avatar

Happy 21st B-Day , go get wasted.