Good for me? Whats good for you?

[AnthonyO 10+ year member]

Okay just noticed your amp is only 4ohm compatible and 320 watts

so

400W Boston Acoustics 12" G112PS GTuned Series Loaded Enclosure

^^^Would be perfect and will give you some decent bass^^^^^^

 

[winkychevelle 10+ year member]

sundown e15d2 or ssa dcon 15s4 hell even memphis power reference line will do good for cheap

 

[Flex68 10+ year member]

$180 shipped800W Boston Acoustics 12" G112PD GTuned Series Loaded Enclosure

Not bad!

sundown e15d2 or ssa dcon 15s4 hell even memphis power reference line will do good for cheap

Agreed, but then he will have to have a proper enclosure and the amp to power them. Hard to get there with polished rocks and seashells, unless you gots a Native American CA connection

 

[Why So Cereal? 5,000+ posts]

[quote name='quackhead']...and with that, the only thing you will be "beating" is your meat..[/QUOTE]

I LOL'd....with my mouth and everything.

OP, I heard a setup with a new Mofo 15 on about 800wrms and it was very unimpressive. At the time I had a tC with an SQ setup consisting of a couple Dayton HO10s which are not loud subs on about 400rms each and my setup was louder than his to the ear and sounded a million times better. I'm with @Flex68 ; on this one, save up some cash and do it right the first time. I wish I'd done that with my first setup.

 

[AnthonyO 10+ year member]

Not bad!


Agreed, but then he will have to have a proper enclosure and the amp to power them. Hard to get there with polished rocks and seashells, unless you gots a Native American CA connection

I had to repost for him. Those 12's are 2ohm impedance so they will NOT work with his amp. The single 12 however that quackhead and I recommended would be a perfect match for his amp.

 

[Bassheadnoob 10+ year member]

Ok, So I'm looking more towards the Sundown E-15D4...will I be able to push that with 320w??

 

[quackhead 10+ year member]

yup..with that amp, the only difference between a $75 sub and a$750 sub will be how much you pay for it. Study some more, figure out how much power you can run and how much you will have to spend to run that power. You can buy a 2500 watt amp for $500, but then you will more than likely spend at least another $500 on building up your vehicles electrical so it can properly support it. A good start would be look for a Class D amp in the 750-1000 watt RMS bracket that would not require more that maybe some wiring upgrades( i have no idea what this stuff is going in). And then look for a sub or subs that will handle that power at whatever impedance the amp makes that power......in the mean time, that Boston I suggested would be a decent match for that amp, and when you are ready, you can sell the thing on C/L and prolly get at least your money back.

...or the E 15 would work too and leave you enough to build a good ported box..lol.

just my .02

 

[AnthonyO 10+ year member]

E series | SundownOnly.com

And you will need the dual 2ohm and series it to 4ohm mono. Your amp is not 2 ohm stable

 

[quackhead 10+ year member]

n/m

 

[Bassheadnoob 10+ year member]

So, would i even be able to push the SA e15 with my amp??

 

[AnthonyO 10+ year member]

So, would i even be able to push the SA e15 with my amp??

In short, yes. But I agree with quackhead, that boston g1 12 would be better suited for your amp.

 

[Flex68 10+ year member]

I had to repost for him. Those 12's are 2ohm impedance so they will NOT work with his amp. The single 12 however that quackhead and I recommended would be a perfect match for his amp.

The 400W setup that quackhead and you found/recommended is solid enuff, for sure.

I got the impression that his post about wanting "slamin' bass" meant he was just never going to be satisfied with the little bit he could push on that cheap amp he has....

 

[quackhead 10+ year member]

E series | SundownOnly.comAnd you will need the dual 2ohm and series it to 4ohm mono. Your amp is not 2 ohm stable

THIS^..you can shop later for an amp that will give it at least twice the power you have now at 1 ohm and wire the D2 from 4ohm down to 1ohm....if you chose that route.

 

[quackhead 10+ year member]

as you can see..not many options for bass now and use what you have. You really should think about the future too.. You can get some bass now with some of your cash, and plan and save for the good stuff. Do it right the first time. Plan on spending $600 or so, if buying new online, just for a reliable daily set -up in the 1000w rms range. That is 1 good 1k amp and 1 good 1000w sub, or 2 good 500w subs, box and wiring....that is, if you build the box.

 

[Bassheadnoob 10+ year member]

Yea, thanks for the help! I will get the SA e, and run that on my amp for now. I should have been more clear, I only have $200 now, i am spending that almost totaly on the speaker. i am selling my truck, and hope to have $400-800 to play with after that. THEN, buy a SOLID amp.