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Anonymous | Ok,got a $1300 budget for 2 subs and a amp or amps that will hit 150+db I need 2 subs cuz space is limited.Oh and BTW its going in a 1987 Buick Regal Im taking the back seat out and putting a box in its place. |
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Gold Member Username: 54danny54Betsy layne, Kentucky..GO... USA duh Post Number: 1640 Registered: Nov-04 | get a 15 inch RE MT from www.reaudio.com get 2 viper 2500.1D's from www.ikesound.com (i think)get the quad voice coil model of the MT |
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Anonymous | All i need is 1 15" MT? |
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Gold Member Username: Southern_bassParis, Tennessee U.S. Post Number: 1358 Registered: Dec-05 | do you realize how loud that would be with like 2 15'' mt's and 4 orion 2500d's , ouch bye bye hearing |
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Bronze Member Username: YukhuiMyrtle Beach, South Carolina USA Post Number: 33 Registered: Jan-06 | You will/may also need a ported box design, to buy or make the box, a new alternator, a stronger battery, a couple wiring kits, maybe a new head unit, and you will need to know how to install it all or have to dish up some more money for a professional install. I may be missing something, I'm not sure. |
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Anonymous | What about 2 15" Re XXX's or Sx's will it hit 150+db with the right power? |
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Bronze Member Username: YukhuiMyrtle Beach, South Carolina USA Post Number: 36 Registered: Jan-06 | Who's got a link of about how much RE sub's go for? |
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Anonymous | Could 2 15" Re XXX's or Sx's hit 150+db? |
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Gold Member Username: Southern_bassParis, Tennessee U.S. Post Number: 1368 Registered: Dec-05 | get 2 15'' sx's with a orion 2500d , then post some results for us lol |
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Bronze Member Username: YukhuiMyrtle Beach, South Carolina USA Post Number: 38 Registered: Jan-06 | Back to my question..? ^^ |
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Anonymous | So you think that will hit around them numbers? |
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Silver Member Username: Young_jamesCanada Post Number: 694 Registered: Sep-05 | It's hard to say numbers off hand, because there are too many factors that influence these numbers. Get a couple MT's if you want to go SERIOUSLY "I CAN'T HEAR YOU" kind of loud, or get a couple of SX's and you should be bangin |
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Silver Member Username: Young_jamesCanada Post Number: 695 Registered: Sep-05 | but like Colby said, you can't spend all that $1300 in subs/amps. You will also need a HO alternator to run that kind of gear |
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Anonymous | who makes sx's? |
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Gold Member Username: Southern_bassParis, Tennessee U.S. Post Number: 1385 Registered: Dec-05 | www.reaudio.com |
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Gold Member Username: Tdeaton1021Near Tampa, Florida USA Post Number: 1705 Registered: Sep-04 | ive got a better plan. ive been trying to get some1 to do this for a long time. id do it myself if i was an SPL guy. get 2 audioque HD 15s. and one kicker kx2500 or orion 2500d. port them to 40hz. this setup should hit 150-155, and im sure somebody could even hit higher than that with it... although. remember its hard to guess numbers and install means almost everything. but audioque is a very serious subwoofer company. www.audioque.com |
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Anonymous | Does them Audioque HD 15s have decent SQ? |
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Anonymous | Does them Audioque HD 15s have decent SQ? |
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Gold Member Username: BestmankindLos Angeles, CA USA Post Number: 2152 Registered: Oct-05 | try this sub. i bet it gets loud. 15" SI Mag D2 Quite simply the all-new SI Mag 15 is a bigger, badder, version of our 12" offering. If you desire deeper, harder hitting, more audacious bass than our 12", this is your subwoofer. Providing most of the restoring force for the 15" assembly is a pair of eight inch diameter, progressive roll spiders. The spiders are mated to a black anodized aluminum former voice coil former with 20 gauge 2.4 inch tall aluminum windings. Such a large voice coil sounds heavy but in fact our coil is lighter than most 1" tall copper coils on 2.5 inch cores! The new cones we are using on the Mag 15 (the same as the 12) are a completely new proprietary blend of materials (mainly paper) which is dried and formed to yield a great stiffness-to-weight ratio. A lot of companies just plop down larger moving assemblies with the same compliance spiders, surrounds, etc, on a motor and leave it. Here at SI, that doesn't cut it for us. We've kept the numbers in check by changing the suspension on our 15" compared to the 12" version. The suspension was changed to keep the numbers like Qes and Qts in check. The resulting attention to detail that has been paid to the 15" makes it suitable for sealed, vented, or IB alignments. This driver was designed with both SPL and SQ in mind. It can blend extremely well, follow fast bass riff's, and drop down low with the best of them. At SI, we like to have our cake and eat it too. We like playing 8 Hz dinosaur stomps that shake steering columbs and entire vehicles and then going to another track with extremely tight kick drums. More Information/pictures on the new Mag 15 are coming soon. Recommended enclosures: Sealed = 2.3 to 3 cubic feet. Vented = 3.5 cubic feet tuned to 27 Hz. The enclosure volumes above are after port and driver displacement. 15" driver displacement is 0.25 cubic feet. T/S parameters: Re: 3.5 Ohms Fs: 22 Hz Qms: 3.7 Qes: 0.39 Qts: 0.359 Cms: 197.84 Mms: 262.73 Vas: 184.32 liters Sd: 810 cm^2 BL: 18.1 TM SPL: 88.86 dB (1W/1M) Power handling: 950 watts RMS Mounting information: 14" cutout diameter 8 and 1/8'th" mounting depth Price: $549 MSRP* |
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Bronze Member Username: AlteraudiousaConcord Post Number: 35 Registered: Jan-06 | 15 Stereo Integrity Mag will get you some good numbers. I would get two of those, i believe they are 450$ a piece shipped. More importantly though is the enclosure. You need to get a well built, well planned box. This will make or break your sub. Also tuning to your vehicle's peak is good too. But two of those Mags in a ported enclosure, probably 28hz will get you what you need. i live about 20mins away from Stereo Integrity and know Nick and its crazy what these subs do. |
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Gold Member Username: BestmankindLos Angeles, CA USA Post Number: 2153 Registered: Oct-05 | alteraudiousa how do they do in a sealed? have you heard them in sealed. i am interested in buying 2 12inch mag d2 but i have space limitations. i also like the way subs sound sealed. |
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Bronze Member Username: Radzer0Post Number: 15 Registered: Jan-06 | Get a vr2000d and a crossfire XT15F single sub in a ported box atleast 4cu ft tuned to 36hz. Ive heard it compared next to a W7 in the same box and amp and it is a good bit louder. Only disadvantage is the amp will run you around $800. you can find the sub for around $300 if you search around. |
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Silver Member Username: B101Queen City, NC USA Post Number: 792 Registered: Sep-05 | Anonoymous user got alot of answers, lol *Rofl* |
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Silver Member Username: FrkkevinFort Worth, Texas US Post Number: 174 Registered: Nov-05 | Two SXs will get your there and not kill your wallet. I'm pulling 145.6 on a TL with half power. Heard Two XXX 12s hit 148.8. It will still be a challenge getting those numbers considering the electrical upgrades needed |
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Bronze Member Username: AlteraudiousaConcord Post Number: 39 Registered: Jan-06 | I used a Mag 12 D2 sealed in 1.7cu ft box and did 139db on the mic off 1200RMS and i think it was at 47hz. I changed the box to a 1.58cu ft box for daily usage and these things are crazy. Nick(owner of SI) has two 12s in his Teg off a Hifonics XX amp and plans to cblow away all local shops here. The SQ is like that of the Brahma and output is that of the XXX. Sorry SXs aren't even in the same class. Consider this, this one 12 in 1.75cu ft sealed sounded better and just as loud as a ED 16Ov.2 in a 2.2ct ft ported @28hz box. Is a complete SQL sub. And you can easily run 1000rms to it, i fed it 1300+rms at 65/80 on my volume and only reason i turned it down was clipping. I am now considering either doing two 12s or one 15. Just not sure how loud i want it. |
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Gold Member Username: BestmankindLos Angeles, CA USA Post Number: 2156 Registered: Oct-05 | i think i am gonna go with 2 mag 12 d2s. they are going to be powered by 2 jl 1000/1. i think i have enough space to do 2 subs in 1.7cuft sealed. also was that 139db with one sub or two? i hope it was with 1 sub. |
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Silver Member Username: Loc_outPost Number: 293 Registered: Feb-05 | Chad do you have a link, i want to see these mag 12d2s |
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Gold Member Username: BestmankindLos Angeles, CA USA Post Number: 2157 Registered: Oct-05 | www.stereointegrity.com |
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Gold Member Username: Kd7nfrMontpelier, ID United States Post Number: 1393 Registered: Apr-05 | Do what I did: 2 15" Eclipse Ti Pros each hooked to a DA7232 4,000 watt amp in 3.5cu/ft. boxes tuned to 32Hz :P. It's loud enough that I've yet to come close to full volume. I still need to get her on the TL though... But I'm pretty sure it's over 150db... |
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Silver Member Username: Young_jamesCanada Post Number: 724 Registered: Sep-05 | wow, sounds nice |
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Silver Member Username: BlainewPost Number: 801 Registered: Nov-05 | B4 sale prices Resonant Engineering Pricelist (note prices do not include shipping and handling charges) RE8- $49 RE10- $59 RE12- $69 SE10- $149 SE12- $169 SE15- $199 SX10- $239 SX12- $249 SX15- $269 SX18- $309 XXX10- $359 XXX12- $369 XXX15- $399 XXX18- $429 MT10- $409 MT12- $419 MT15- $449 MT18- $479 there is a $25 charge to upgrade the MT or TripleX line to a quad voice coil configuration. ------------- RE - 175wRMS -- DVC 4 ohm SE - 600wRMS -- DVC 4 ohm SX - 1000wRMS -- DVC 2 ohm XXX - 1600wRMS -- DVC 2 ohm, QVC 2 & 1 available MT - 2500wRMS to 5000wRMS -- DVC .7 & 1.4 ohm, QVC .7 & 1.4 ohm |