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<blockquote data-quote="Skooter" data-source="post: 8093196" data-attributes="member: 647506">I typed up a huge elaborate response and when I tried to post it, it wouldn&#039;t post and I went back and it wasn&#039;t there, so here&#039;s the short version.I ran 2 things of 4ga because I added the subwoofer first, then followed by amping the speakers.My doors have been sealed and deadened, along with the rear hatch and a few problem zones.I&#039;m deciding between RE XXX components and Sundown SA6.5C components. I want a crisp tweeter to compliment the midbass, and I&#039;ve been told to look into the Sundowns.For my sub stage, I think I&#039;ve decided to sell the Type S on craigslist, see what I can get, and go with 2 Sundown E8V3&#039;s in a slotted box. Problem is, I don&#039;t know what to tune it to for the flattest response. I want it to get up into the 80-90hz range, but still hit the lows with authority.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Skooter, post: 8093196, member: 647506"] I typed up a huge elaborate response and when I tried to post it, it wouldn't post and I went back and it wasn't there, so here's the short version. I ran 2 things of 4ga because I added the subwoofer first, then followed by amping the speakers. My doors have been sealed and deadened, along with the rear hatch and a few problem zones. I'm deciding between RE XXX components and Sundown SA6.5C components. I want a crisp tweeter to compliment the midbass, and I've been told to look into the Sundowns. For my sub stage, I think I've decided to sell the Type S on craigslist, see what I can get, and go with 2 Sundown E8V3's in a slotted box. Problem is, I don't know what to tune it to for the flattest response. I want it to get up into the 80-90hz range, but still hit the lows with authority. [/QUOTE]

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