so i want more...

[aimone 4]

ok so i got the fosgate hx2 15 instead of a sundown z15 because the guy lowered the price to $150 it was BNIB. so i built a box tuned at 30 hz put it in my backseat playing with the placement. its only ran on a bazooka 500w mono P.O.S on a busted ass pioneer deh-p3500.in a 76 caprice btw, well anyway at the first of march im gettin some money and im gonna get either hifonics bxi or a audiopipe 1500....ok well im looking into a new head unit im looking for something around $150-$200 with 4-5v pre outs any recomendations?and maybe a pair of 10's or 12's so the hx2 isnt lonely.......or sundown 8's just looking for ideas and you guys have been alot of help so far

pics up tomorrow

[Duran 387]

You want to run another size woofer with the 15"? No.

[aimone 4]

yeah wanna add more with another amp

[Duran 387]

Don't do it.

[thebiggmann12 14]

that wont work. i think its because of cancellation issues with different waves from different size woofers. either get another hx2 or sell it and get 2 of something else.

[gadgeteer123 21]

Ya, big no to two different sized woofers. and if you want a good deck for cheap, in my opinion you can get a cheaper kenwood excelon deck. Some of there models are a little overpriced but if you dig around you can find a good deal, I have one and I love it. I have there best model though, but still nice clear sound is in all there excelon models. Here is a link to a good deck..

http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/p_21642_Kenwood_Excelon_KDC-X693.aspx

Edited February 14, 2010 by Small Town Audiophile

[Notorious97200 339]

You don't have to focus on pre-out voltage for the h u. YOu just need to set the gain correctly : it's made for that!

[Kanaworm$ 292]

Adding another size of woofers is a not a good idea! Cancellation will be a problem! If you're looking for more why not try tuning a little higher like around 35hz.

[///M5 2,833]

As others stated, terrible idea to just add another woofer. You have to replace what you have, not add to it.

Also, you don't need 4-5V outputs, not at all what I'd recommend looking for spec wise when digging for a head unit.

A more general budget and goals would get you a lot further to meeting what you want.