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<blockquote data-quote="roarzorz" data-source="post: 5412988" data-attributes="member: 577193"><p>I used a pair of Level 4 15s w/ level 5 coils for a bit.&nbsp; They sounded great and got decently loud.&nbsp; Played the low notes excellent.&nbsp; Better than my Fi Bls.&nbsp; I was always squeemish about the really soft spider setup though.&nbsp; For the most part I ran a Sundown saz-3000d on them @ 1ohm but kept the gain set conservatively low cause these things move easily.&nbsp; At one competition I swapped in a pair of saz-1500s @ 0.5ohm each just to burp it and they hit a 149flat sealed on the TL.&nbsp; Not bad but they were over 2db lower than what I hit with my NightShades in the same setup.&nbsp; SQ was waaayy better though.&nbsp; The box was 6ft net with four 4&quot; ports tuned to 33hz and then 36hz.&nbsp; 33hz was great for the lows and played chopped &amp;amp; screwed music excellently but IMO 36hz was better for daily driving with different types of music.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="roarzorz, post: 5412988, member: 577193"] I used a pair of Level 4 15s w/ level 5 coils for a bit. They sounded great and got decently loud. Played the low notes excellent. Better than my Fi Bls. I was always squeemish about the really soft spider setup though. For the most part I ran a Sundown saz-3000d on them @ 1ohm but kept the gain set conservatively low cause these things move easily. At one competition I swapped in a pair of saz-1500s @ 0.5ohm each just to burp it and they hit a 149flat sealed on the TL. Not bad but they were over 2db lower than what I hit with my NightShades in the same setup. SQ was waaayy better though. The box was 6ft net with four 4" ports tuned to 33hz and then 36hz. 33hz was great for the lows and played chopped & screwed music excellently but IMO 36hz was better for daily driving with different types of music. [/QUOTE]

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