best 15 for metal , i have 800 watts to push it with

[stanky1219]

Should be....vid of a 1510 i got......

****!!!!

 

[RidinSwangaz 10+ year member]

****!!!!

Just imagine the 2500 series 2515 im willing to sell you...

 

[stanky1219]

would you take the rd in on a trade with some cash?

 

[stanky1219]

nvrmnd , i forgot the rd has a cracked basket. i jb welded the crack together in 2 spots on one spoke. it's pretty much worthless. LOL

 

[RidinSwangaz 10+ year member]

nvrmnd , i forgot the rd has a cracked basket. i jb welded the crack together in 2 spots on one spoke. it's pretty much worthless. LOL

I would have traded lol...You got cash? thats my language man..

 

[stanky1219]

nah. i got two kids. and i work at a car wash in rainy season. no money to speak of that isnt already spoken for. LOL

 

[stanky1219]

i think i'm gonna try tuning a lil higher. maybe build a box with a interchagable port that i can **** with till i get the sound i want.

 

[twistedchild420 5,000+ posts]

The Sonance is one of my fave daily subs.....if you treat it right....it'll put out

 

[hispls 5,000+ posts]

Higher tuning should get you there. There's plenty of creative ways to quickly change tuning by 5-10hz either way. Bigger box is always more output, but 3.5-4 is typically acceptable for a single 15.

 

[05fronty 5,000+ posts]

i think i'm gonna try tuning a lil higher. maybe build a box with a interchagable port that i can **** with till i get the sound i want.

this is what my friend and i am gonna build. just gotta figure out what my truck peaks out at later today.

 

[T3mpest 10+ year member]

higher tuning won't help you very much. Most of a kickdrum is outside of a subwoofers range, the bit that is within a subs range is usually 45 to 60hz, but realistically, your not going to gain much by just hitting the lowest fundamental frequency. Let alone simply playing that one little bit of it louder, I can promise you 45hz is already the loudest part of the kickdrum in your system as it stands already. Drums are hard to get right as you need everything from 40hz to about 4khz to be pretty much correct to get proper tonality out of it. 40hz is usually the easy part and the part that needs to be quieter if anything. I know this is an SPL forum so louder is always the answer for you guys, but your really looking in the wrong places. I can demo rock with my subs off even for bass heads and I've never had any major complaints about how my drums sound even crossed at 80hz at 24db/octave.

 

[Papermaker85 5,000+ posts]

sounds like a case of poor dampening to me possibly high group dealy or phase issues between the port and woofer..

Id look into a low Q higher FS woofer..

right off hand the AA chaos sounds like a winner..

what car? box specs? how is it setup?

 

[GiganticPrune 10+ year member]

you may laugh at this one, but if youre really wanting to change subs, i always loved the sound of the kicker L5/L7 series. mine always got plenty loud and always sounded great with double bass.

 

[Papermaker85 5,000+ posts]

im sorry but if you think that l5s sound good you are seriously lacking in the listing department...

 

[GiganticPrune 10+ year member]

im sorry but if you think that l5s sound good you are seriously lacking in the listing department...

say what you want, but as they say its 90% install, 10% equipment.

ive owned alot of subs, and some of my kicker setups were my favorite.