adding one more sub.

[batmanwb 10+ year member]

Right now I have two kicker comps 12" and a crossfire 600 amp.They sounds pretty good and loud.I also have a jl 10w3 but not installed.I wanted to know if I ran the comps in series and ran the 10w3 on the other channel if it would be any louder or sound better?

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[dman4486 5,000+ posts]

no...do not mix different subs

 

[batmanwb 10+ year member]

why?

 

[illbmeubu 10+ year member]

BC you just don't. it will sound like crap because they have different specs, power handling, etc. and it just looks too hood.

 

[batmanwb 10+ year member]

**** you.you look hood.

 

[99grandprixGT 5,000+ posts]

u could always do it and see how it sounds.

 

[batmanwb 10+ year member]

Thats the best idea I've ever heard^^^

 

[dman4486 5,000+ posts]

queue video of dipchit with 12's face down on the back deck and 15's in the trunk

 

[billjones42 10+ year member]

if you really don't know why you shouldn't mix subs, then go ahead. You'll probably think it sounds great.

 

[illbmeubu 10+ year member]

yea. go ahead and try it hoodboi. if you like how it sounds, then its on you.

 

[batmanwb 10+ year member]

i was just asking.i dont care if it looks good.i wont do it then if its gonna sound bad.

 

[kfx450r 10+ year member]

It would look pretty ghetto. And theyd be totally different subs so youd have alot of confusion between them. Only way i can see it working is if the diff sub had its own amp and box and was setup for a diff type of bass..like mids for 1 and lows for the other.

 

[illbmeubu 10+ year member]

i was just asking.i dont care if it looks good.i wont do it then if its gonna sound bad.

ok. if you don't care how it looks, then do it. but if you care how its gonna sound, then don't do it. even if you have a different box built and its own amp, it won't sound good. if you wanna get louder, either get a new setup, or add some more kicker comps; which are the subs that you're currently running.