L7 15in 2 ohm+1.7cu ft sealed+kac-9105D (1800/900RMS) Can and should I add a L5 15 ?

[Rpost777]

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[AcuraTL03 10+ year member]

Yeah man hook that L7 n l5 up two diff subs should slam! Careful might break your back window //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/laugh.gif.48439b2acf2cfca21620f01e7f77d1e4.gif

 

[Rpost777]

Just trying to see what i can do with what i got...Thanks for the help though.

 

[winkychevelle 10+ year member]

I wouldn't do it but u can do what ever you want

 

[momax_powers 10+ year member]

get the L5 and then get the L3 also .....the whole spectrum of bangin bass and shatter everything

 

[dbjunior 10+ year member]

You box. S u c k s. L7 are best in ported and due to added cone area need larger boxes. You need like 6 cu with a lot of port tune between 32-38hz. The higher the tune the louder but less lows.

 

[Rpost777]

Will the L7 be ok though I need to be able to get it out often so that's the box I'm stuck with. Should I wire it at 1 ohm or 4?

 

[ancorp 10+ year member]

Sell the L5, get a better box for the L7. As big as you can fit. It'll make a world of a difference, more then cramming another sub in there. You don't have enough power to run both, and they do not match. How ever the L7 and the one amp match well and getting or better yet building a bigger box is cheap and will yield much greater results.

Wire it to 1 ohm , not 4. Make sure you have decent wiring and a half decent battery too to run 800-1000w rms.

 

[dbjunior 10+ year member]

Get a smaller sub single 10 in a well built ported box. Shouldn't take up much more space. If you like sealed get a sub better suited for sealed boxes.

 

[DoesDad 10+ year member]

OP a 15" L7, L5 or L3 isn't going to work in that small of a sealed box. You'll get no output out of it. You'd need at least 5-6 cubes to get a decent response. And I agree with dbjunior. Get a good 10" like maybe an American Bass xfl and throw the 900 watts at that in a good ported 1.5-1.7 cube enclosure if that's all the space you have to work with.