A 15 that can handle 2000+ RMS for daily setup

[Anonymous 10+ year member]

I have 2 viper 1200's on 4 Orion P Series 15's right now but it takes up alot of space and i am looking for one 15 to replace the 4. I will be strapping my amps to get 2400 RMS at a 2 ohm load and i need suggestions on what subs can handle that power for a daily driver.

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[iceteebone 5,000+ posts]

a 15" xxx. you'll need to find a dual 1 ohm one though.

 

[loud-n-low 10+ year member]

orion H2.........c-v stroker...

 

[cheeseburger35 10+ year member]

**** all that.. dd audio 9515!!!

 

[loud-n-low 10+ year member]

just going to say that....dd9515..$$$$$$$$

 

[bigbirney420 10+ year member]

digital designs 9915

 

[cheeseburger35 10+ year member]

bamm..

 

[Jdizzle 10+ year member]

9515 or 9915 wont go wrong with either one

 

[cheeseburger35 10+ year member]

with 2000 watts.. and daily use.. i'd go with a 95 over a 99... plus they're alot cheaper.

 

[iagrdshaka 5,000+ posts]

Do you have a budget?

 

[bigbangtheory 5,000+ posts]

The Kove armagedon u-2 series subs will do 2000rms.

 

[Diplexers 10+ year member]

Pro Plus 15"

 

[Anonymous 10+ year member]

So the 9515 will take 2400 RMS daily because i went to their website and it said 1200 RMS 2400 Music and 4800 peak. So according to them it is 1200 RMS. And a budget is not a big concern the 9515 is about as much as i can go though i can not afford anything more expensive. And what is a Pro Plus?

 

[cheeseburger35 10+ year member]

the 9512 will take every bit of 2400 rms..

i had a planet audio tt2250 on a 12" and it wanged.. i'm going to be running my 9515 hopefully on an orion 2500d

 

[audioholic 5,000+ posts]

As much as I love DD 9500's and 9900's, they are not exactly the ideal 'daily' speakers. there are better SQL drivers out there with alot more linear displacement and better BL curves. But for burping, they are hard to beat.