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<blockquote data-quote="Jimg" data-source="post: 8697843" data-attributes="member: 676695">Every time I think I have a decision made on what option to go with I question my decision.&nbsp; So I am here to ask people with better knowledge than myself to give me some direction.The car they will be going in&nbsp; &nbsp; 2012 mustangI want to face the subs forward&nbsp; &nbsp; , the back seats will be folded down 90% of the time,&nbsp; I also plan on using them walled off and sealed from the trunk&nbsp; I want to build an amp rack in the back for the multiple amps , dsp ect that will be used.outside enclosure measurements 34 inches wide11 inches tall17 inches depthamplifier is a us acoustics mike&nbsp; &nbsp; 1500w at 1 ohm&nbsp;&nbsp; or 1000w at 2 ohmtype of music,&nbsp; &nbsp; Rock music the majority of the timeprice for the subs I would like to stay around $450The options I have looked atoption 1 using two Dayton audio HO 10 inch.&nbsp; they are priced within budget,&nbsp;&nbsp; the amp has enough power to power two subs,&nbsp; Air space will not be an issue using a sealed enclosure.&nbsp; total cost on subs $305 for two of themI would like to use Three of them but the amp I have will not put out the 1800 watts to use three of themoption 2 using three eight inch substhought about using American bass VFL 8&#039;samp has enough power to power three of themIf i run a ported box to I should have enough space to do all three subscost of the subs $330I also would assume these three 8&#039;s ported will be a little louder than the two Daytons in a sealed enclosureoption 3looked at using three SSA Demon 10 inch subsamp should have enough power to run three of themIf using a sealed enclosure I should have enough space for three of themSsa has them for $156 each.&nbsp; A little over budget but not much.I would assume this option would sound ok,&nbsp;&nbsp; but I also would assume the three 8&#039;s ported would be a little louderoption 4&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; what would you go with and why?using the box measurementsbudget of $450amplifier&nbsp;&nbsp; 1,500 watts1&nbsp;&nbsp; two 10&#039;s ported2&nbsp;&nbsp; three 8&#039;s ported3&nbsp;&nbsp; two 10&#039;s sealed4&nbsp;&nbsp; three 10&#039;s seal</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jimg, post: 8697843, member: 676695"] Every time I think I have a decision made on what option to go with I question my decision. So I am here to ask people with better knowledge than myself to give me some direction. The car they will be going in 2012 mustang I want to face the subs forward , the back seats will be folded down 90% of the time, I also plan on using them walled off and sealed from the trunk I want to build an amp rack in the back for the multiple amps , dsp ect that will be used. outside enclosure measurements 34 inches wide 11 inches tall 17 inches depth amplifier is a us acoustics mike 1500w at 1 ohm or 1000w at 2 ohm type of music, Rock music the majority of the time price for the subs I would like to stay around $450 The options I have looked at option 1 using two Dayton audio HO 10 inch. they are priced within budget, the amp has enough power to power two subs, Air space will not be an issue using a sealed enclosure. total cost on subs $305 for two of them I would like to use Three of them but the amp I have will not put out the 1800 watts to use three of them option 2 using three eight inch subs thought about using American bass VFL 8's amp has enough power to power three of them If i run a ported box to I should have enough space to do all three subs cost of the subs $330 I also would assume these three 8's ported will be a little louder than the two Daytons in a sealed enclosure option 3 looked at using three SSA Demon 10 inch subs amp should have enough power to run three of them If using a sealed enclosure I should have enough space for three of them Ssa has them for $156 each. A little over budget but not much. I would assume this option would sound ok, but I also would assume the three 8's ported would be a little louder option 4 what would you go with and why? using the box measurements budget of $450 amplifier 1,500 watts 1 two 10's ported 2 three 8's ported 3 two 10's sealed 4 three 10's seal [/QUOTE]

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