DD 2515a Vs T3 TSS

[Squirrel18 10+ year member]

I'm looking at get one of these for around same price (trade)..they will be goin in an s10 and my amp is an audiopipe 1500d. Both speakers are dual 2 ohm. Any suggestions.

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[SPLaudio 5,000+ posts]

tss motor is = to a 9500 series motor. only problem is the tss used cheap softparts.

 

[RidinSwangaz 10+ year member]

2515, Not because I own one, But like he said cheap soft parts. The DD is great imo.

 

[hrtbrk1 5,000+ posts]

tss motor is = to a 9500 series motor. only problem is the tss used cheap softparts.

arent tss motors smaller than the 9500?

 

[sundownz Pro Seller]

arent tss motors smaller than the 9500?

Identical dimensions to the F version motor. The G is a bit bigger.

 

[DonH 5,000+ posts]

2515 by far! the tss i owned used the ceapest ****ing softparts and wouldn't like over 1krms.... i will never buy t3 product ever again sadly... i say the dd cuz if it goes poof u can get a re-cone fairly easy

 

[SPLaudio 5,000+ posts]

but when you recone the tss will stomp the 2515. yea would stay clear from any t3 product because of cheap softparts...

 

[corona_jeff 10+ year member]

Well I cant say much about the TSS cause I have never used them. I do know the 2515 pretty well. The soft parts are solid. The coils DD used are not like the china part coils some companies use. Theres are rated to withstand up to 550 degrees where the china made are around 300. The only down fall to the 2500 series is the 2.5" coils. But I have clamped between 1200-1500 watts for daily use without problems, just dont clip the subs with that much actual power or you will need toi recone them

 

[Squirrel18 10+ year member]

Thanks for the replies..i wasnt sure about t3 products. I know dd uses quality stuff and underrates their subs..the 2515 says 750w but i was curious if it would be safe off about 1200.

 

[corona_jeff 10+ year member]

All day long!

 

[hrtbrk1 5,000+ posts]

yeah the 2500 can handle that

and thanks jake for clearing it up