stick with two 15s as the end goal. No that box is fine for the 15s, dont deviate from that, the 12s will not be louder at all unless you plan on doing 4 12s.. Window thing is Just when you are giving demos or when you want to feel it a bit more, its your choice to do it whenever you want.
Im just trying to stick within the limits of the $300, I kinda want to get everything all at once, and not have to wait for the other 15. But, I will listen to the advice given because I don't want to end up wasting my money anyway in the long run, patience is a virtue that I do not have lol. Curious, why wouldnt 2 12s in the same spec box not be louder than 1 15 on the same amp and box?
two 12s will be slightly louder for now but its not gonna be that loud unless you go well designed custom ported(not that prefab sh*t you were looking at... but if you are patient you can be MUCH louder with two 15s. Go big or go home.
I see, that makes sense. But what about the prefab, it was tuned fairly low, double baffled, besides being pricey it seems like it would perform the same as a custom made box built to the same specs. I know most ported boxes are trash, tuned way too high, cheap usually 5/8 mdf, but this one seems legit.
They are Mobile sound works boxes. Guess what, their headquarters is down the street from me in santa ana. They use specs for a much beefier sub and their company gets bombarded with 1 star ratings on yelp. They use minimal wood glue and much less wood then you think, they just put the big baffle to fool you, underneath is like 1/2 MDF on all the other sides. When you put weak subs in these boxes, its not gonna work out too well. You need a proper box with proper port area matching the electromechanical specs of your subwoofer.
didnt know it was the specific. I thought as long as the airspace was correct and the tuning frequency was within a certain region you'd be good to go - not for best of the best purposes, but for a cheap budget daily beater. Here's hoping I can get another 15 soon.
they are an upgrade, but need power. I would have recommended you the regular brands we use but they either require a lot more power, or a properly built to subwoofer and vehicle spec ported box with proper knowledge or a lot more money in general.
I'll stick with the 15s. thanks
hold up man, just wait till roko gets on and we can see how this goes, the 9105D is very strong on a different level than all these other amp choices.
sounds good
