Butthurt? Nah im ten years experienced too. I just asked for advice in advanced competition subs. Something I don't mess with, hell I started with a Sony CD player, and dual 460watt 2/1 channel amp, and 2 dual 12s and never questioned ohms, dvc wiring, series/parallel wiring etc, and my first system was a audiobahn 2ohm dvc 10. And no one taught me anything I just learned by kicking amps into protection mode and reading into things. I've got this system figured out now. I didnt ask to be insulted due to "lack of knowledge" and sorry I didn't see the point in sending a video off my phone of distorted music so u can try to hear the noise. Plus im pretty sure u can imagine wat two 15s in a dual vented box looks like in a back seat of a 2 door car? It's dark here in Missouri so it wasn't really easy for me to do all the work I did anyways let alone take pics and a video. Wiring is not an issue, 0 gauge to a distribution fuse block, 4 gauge going to the ab amp, 8 going to my 350 watt soundstream (powering 2 Rockford fosgate renegade 4inch 3 ways and 2 boss 350watt (125rms) bullet tweeters) . Point was i wanted a smaller set of subs that would handle the amp. I figured the 15s could I jus had sumthing wrong or they were over powered slightly-after all, the type s is only 750rms, the type r is 1000-or 1500? Don't remember exactly. Got the type s for less airspace for a custom box that no one will build for sum reason. Regardless, fixed the problem and it wasn't the amps settings it was the box slightly damaged from pressure levels. Either way. Ab subs, Orion, or jbl r one of the 3 12 in going for. So. Thanks for a strenuous pointless argument. Maturity in the younger generation, respect, and intelligence, mixed with understanding and problem solving instead of sarcasm and the need to be "better" than someone at something we enjoy as a hobby is kinda pathetic man. Take it ez pal. Work on that "noob" stuff. Respect goes both ways. U can learn alot from ppl u deem "stupid".