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MarkJohnson
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Sounds good. I'll make sure to pull the amp and set it to full. I may even have the amps mounted in the truck for easy access.You'll need to find out where things are set as far as x-overs go. I think you should use the deck since you can't access the amps easily, but you first need to pull out the amp and make sure that the x-overs are set to "full." Then you can set them on the deck and adjust as needed.
Under $500 for sub, so I'll have money left over for a custom box, wiring kit, and move both amps to the truck where they belong. They were supposed to be installed there in the first place. But I sadly found the two biggest idiots at a new stero store and had to return several time to have things fixed and got tired of going back and just left them under the seats.Most manufacturers have the same power ratings for their 10" and 12" models, so that's not an issue. With the 12", you have the luxury of more cone area as well as a bigger box, which add to the output. What's your budget for a sub? Also, you're committed to a custom box, correct? Work that into the budget.
Anyway, if I'm going to get a new sub, I want to try to get the best sounding sub I can. I'm not sure about the Flatlyne you posted as there doesn't seem to be any info on google about it. I was looking for DB rating or similar, but couldn't find anything at all.
I did find the JL Audio I listed above as I've had pretty good luck with them in the past and it's also at the stereo store.
I will contact the guy above on a custom box when I decide on the speaker.