2 12" PowerBass L-124D

[mylows10 5,000+ posts]

first no band pass in a trunk.do ported ,and also at least 1000 watts rms will be your best bet,other wise you'll be want more power soon.yes and what amp do you have ?

 

[JoeK 10+ year member]

Lanzar MXA 284

 

[av83 10+ year member]

Ok. The amps power rating is a bit shady, but it has 2 70 amp fuses. If the fusing is correct for it's consumption (and it might not be), the most that amp will make if its 75% efficient is about 1400 rms. I would bet its lower than that, though. Maybe 1200 is a better bet. A couple of 600 rms subs would probably do fine... Just make sure you can get a 4 ohm load out of the subs you pick. Two dual 4 ohm subs will work. But I think you would do well to get a nice dual two ohm sub. You can get plenty loud with a single 15.

 

[Sleeklsc 5,000+ posts]

I wanted 2 budget 15's so I bought a pair of this series a couple weeks ago, I ended up stealing a pair for 150 shipped new. Don't ask how //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif.The only other 15's i've tried were the 08 cvr's and I like these better. They are also louder then my 07~ 12" type r's fwiw. For the price I paid i'm very pleased and they sound surprisingly good. I'd imagine the 12's are pretty decent as well for 160.

 

[JoeK 10+ year member]

This is above my budget, but for a 15" i liked this: (-NEW-) PowerBass 3XL-152D 15" Dual2 Ohm 2000 Watt Car Stereo subwoofer 3XL152D | eBay

As for why i pick PowerBass, i know their subs are good quality. My friend with a jeep grand cherokee runs 2 12" powerbass (not sure the model, definitely an autosound) and it pounds.

I'll have to buy a box for it, though.

How does this look?

 

[Sleeklsc 5,000+ posts]

The only reason I didn't consider the big boys is cause they are strictly spl and require ported boxes. My application didn't have room for that so I went with a spec sealed box.