jcarter1885

excellent pictures fellas, everytime ya'll add some more I change the one on my desktop.

He cant fit an 18" in his trunk.

Hope Im not to late for the party

If 4 ohm you mean dual 4 ohm then yes you can run them for a final 1 ohm load.

With the dimensions you gave us earlier the 15" will fit with the proper enclosure, putting a sub such as an 18" in your case in a small enclosure will choke the sub and you dont want that. Just a heads up

Things have changed as of late, net prices have crept up (shipping anyone???) and b&m prices have crept down. In some cases, it may be better to buy b&m. I bought the 8 id8's in my sig from b&m store, rather than from woofers etc., I ended up paying 20 dollars more for the whole thing, but ended up with a local 2 year over the counter exchange, which kicks the shit out of what woofers etc will do for you. Never had that problem, 9 out of 10 times online is cheaper for car audio than a local store (Im always going to shops and comparing there prices and they have dropped some but not to how how low they are online). I dont really care for warranties since products usually f-up once a warranty is over with anyway, unless you baby them like me then they last longer. To the OP why dont you wall it or face it up. Did you think about laying the back seats down and placing the box on them?

Better that is why we recommended you to get them if we thought the CVR's were better then we would tell you to go get some more.

I would say 15" and tuned to 32 or 33Hz.

Yes if it is tuned to your liking and put in a well built enclosure then it will perform fine.

That is why I shop online for car audio since the shops charge you an arm and a leg.

x2, especially the first post.

I doubt that they do but your best bet is to contact them through email and share voice your concerns.

Yeah I definitely stopped buying equipment from car audio shops years ago once I noticed the price difference online.

SSA builds the Xcon.

T-Nuts and Bolts FTW.

I have two 12's on 3000+ I plan on buying two 2500's, to throw on two 18" AA Mayhems. Are you going to wall this or going in something else? Im thinking of one 2500 and a 15" Mayhem, that is my next sub to purchase weather it is on the SAZ-2000D or SAZ-2500.

Congrats , sounds like a nice come up on some good equipment.

Holy Prices Batman, FTW!

Yeah the speakers should sound better of the amp then headunit, the pre out voltage is there to match with the gain on the amp so 1 volt will be fine.

(3) 10" Icons FTW! but either way it would be a killer demo setup.

You dont need 4000+ watts for those subs at all, yes they can take 4000 watts or better. You can throw a 2000 watt amp on those subs and be suprised and impressed, it all goes down to personal preference. Some will throw underrated power at there subs, some will throw rated power at there subs then you have those that throw overrated power at there subs. I try to stay in the first two categories, since more than rated is not called for or necessary.

x3, I tried it already. C'mon bromo help us with the box designing software.

Yeah at your own risk, but if a good electrical is there to back it up then go ahead. Hey Jacob, if I want to trade in my SAZ-2000D in for one of these would you let me. My amp is still brand new and in box.

Sound quality and loud can be achieved with any FI subwoofer, so thinking only the Q can do it your wrong. Only get the Q if you dont plan on throwing that many watts at it as it doesnt need it since it is a SQ driver, not what you are looking for. People on here are trying to help you save some money, either go with a SSD or a BL.