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<blockquote data-quote="Kevokrook77" data-source="post: 1835680" data-attributes="member: 555481">I disagree with you, my friend.I would go with 2 SX 12&quot;s or 15&quot;s, each off of a nine.1. Each SX will be receiving about 1400-1500 watts, which will definitely make them slam in RE&#039;s recommended enclosures.If you&#039;re looking for SPL with some SQ, then this is definitely the right route to go. I would only do the R&#039;s if you&#039;re looking for like 50/50ish.$600 is a great deal for two 9.1&#039;s. I would jump on that. I don&#039;t want to start a flame war, but a lot of people here will dissuade you from eD amps because they have a personal grudge against the company and the owner. I would definitely give them a try if I were you; they&#039;re powerful, run pretty cool, and I haven&#039;t had a single reliability issue.Edit: The Hcca5000 does what, 2500 X 1 @ 1 ohm @ 13.8V? That would actually match with a pair of SX&#039;s nicely as well, but I would still give the edge to eD.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kevokrook77, post: 1835680, member: 555481"] I disagree with you, my friend. I would go with 2 SX 12"s or 15"s, each off of a nine.1. Each SX will be receiving about 1400-1500 watts, which will definitely make them slam in RE's recommended enclosures. If you're looking for SPL with some SQ, then this is definitely the right route to go. I would only do the R's if you're looking for like 50/50ish. $600 is a great deal for two 9.1's. I would jump on that. I don't want to start a flame war, but a lot of people here will dissuade you from eD amps because they have a personal grudge against the company and the owner. I would definitely give them a try if I were you; they're powerful, run pretty cool, and I haven't had a single reliability issue. Edit: The Hcca5000 does what, 2500 X 1 @ 1 ohm @ 13.8V? That would actually match with a pair of SX's nicely as well, but I would still give the edge to eD. [/QUOTE]

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