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No. That's another guy I think. Mine was c-pillar for the last couple years and I just redid it up closer to the front seats.

Sorry to hear that. I'm sure you'll sort that out soon enough though. Catch you next year I guess and hit me up on here if you need any parts. I still get those good SPL spiders and some really stout cones.... paying American made prices, but they're worth it if you're going extreme. Yep...

Bring that up to Sanford on the 8th so I can check it out.

9500i Series 33 is published and I'm not sure what Fs has to do with mechanical durability of parts.

Put a DD9515 or 9915 in 5 cubes and see if that breaks. (Spoiler alert.... it won't because they build them right with high quality parts). And 5 cube isn't even terribly big for a 15" IMO. Big is 8-10 cube Good luck. Stereotypes usually come about for a reason and the DC softparts failing...

Their softparts have always been a weak link. A friend of mine ran a lot of different 15's and LV6 was pretty impressive but a lot of them failed mechanically. His level 5 and XL weren't far behind as far as attrocious softparts. We rebuilt the XL with some Sundown Zv2 parts and it...

How big of an amp?

I'd get three 1200W type 3" coil 12's. If you're dead set on single sub, money no object, DD9918 would be very nice. I'd also consider Ground Zero. Somebody around here is a vendor for them and they warranty their competition tier subs to some pretty big power ratings. Otherwise I'd be...

This is sound advice. Definitely one of the big boy "team" subs, DD-99, or similar. AFAIK most of the top dogs make a 4" coil that could more or less hang with that. DC, Ground Zero, B2, Fi, and Atomic should all have comparable offerings in that category. Seems like OP gets the idea. Good...

Are you still just playing dumb or do you really have no idea how impedance works? I did not say that his 6K amp will only ever deliver 3K. If he runs at 1 ohm nominal it likely won't even give him that, but there is NO WAY for us to say without actually testing and there is no way to tell...

You are just being purposefully obtuse now in attempt to save face. Let me clarify this: 1. There are plenty of songs that have a continuous sine wave for a bass line. 2. These are the songs that people use to bass race. Watch people bass race to see examples. 3. If you attempt to play...

I can and have listed half a dozen songs that have a bass line that is essentially a non-stop sine wave. Go to a competition and watch people bass race (or whatever they call 30 second "music" average in your local org) virtually every song they use would fit into this category. In any event...

He rates them honestly . Go make a video of you and your clamp meter throwing 3000W into one of them 50hz sine wave for 10 minutes and come back and let us know how that pans out for you. Think that's unreasonable? Play 2 or 3 "songs" that people would use to bass race back to back full...

A pair is much safer. You're telling this guy it's OK to run double rated power and I'm the retard? Suit yourself. I'm pretty sure Jacob rates the Nightshade 2500W for a reason, but you know better and of course OP knows better, that's why he created this thread to ask.

So are you going to repair/replace his sub when he blows it up?

Were you messaging me about my Shocker neo on eBay? How much space do you have for sub(s)? As I said before 6KW is a lot of power for a single sub. I don't think anybody will warranty that. Two or even three subs will have a far better chance of surviving if you plan to actually play music...