What subs to get for T20001

[Todd 0]

I am currently running two Rockford T15's off a Rockford T20001at 4 ohms. I'm thinking about getting 2 15" Fi subs and run the amplifier at 2 ohms. What pair off 15" subs should I get, BL, Q's, or SSD's? Also what options should I get? Thanks

[Aaron Clinton 2,372]

What is your goal?

[Mark LaFountain 1,054]

A set of Q's with D2 coils should do you nicely. They would bask in that power and sound great doing it.

[Todd 0]

Why Q's rather than BL's? They cost about the same. I'm looking for a great sounding sub that can take a poundin'. I'm just not liking my T1's-and I'm not using my amp to it's full potential. I know at 2 ohms it won't be either, but it let's the amp run cooler=less distortion. Thanks

[cman0655555 0]

i would recommend the q's as well but it just depends on what you want and your goals. Also how much airspace do you have available?

[Fi Car Audio 64]

Theres a few people out there running the t20001 with a pair of Qs sealed (including one local in Las Vegas with a pair of Q15s). Everyone has been happy with the results. Solid clean response in not too ridiculously large of an enclosure. BLs have to be ported.

Thanks,

Scott

[Todd 0]

I have a sealed box with 2.5 ft of air space per side-would that be enough for those subs? Thanks

[NDMstang65 403]

2-2.5 cubes per sub sealed is fine for the 15

Thanks!

-Nick

[mjmarovi 8]

I love my sealed 15, i did 2.25 cuft sealed. Sounds absolutely amazing, so clean, and who says a 15 can't keep up with a double-bass peddle? well they're wrong!! However, I will say i had it in 4.8cuft ported to 28hz previously and HUGE INCREASE IN BASS, and absoulutely insane lows, Trae in the hood slowed down was just plain outta control, i was walking all over every system i saw, W7's, L7's, you name it. And it still sounded awesome, just quicker response and tighter bass out of the sealed.