Supercharged DD
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Before I post anything, please do not flame or spam this thread.
So guys, I'm here to ask for opinions on a rebuild. Now, my wall with two DC Lv5 18s didn't turn out the best, I have no problem admitting this. I am still working to improve the wall, but I like to have a plan B. Definitely in over my head with the wall, and do regret attempting it with such little experience. I do love my Lv5 18s though, I just don't have the power to push them much (only single BC2000) nor do I have the space without the wall (which is a failure.)
With the rebuild, I'm looking to keep everything below the windowline in my 2000 Dodge Dakota Club Cab. I do not have dimensions at the moment, as the wall is still in. I'm considering keeping a single Lv5 18, selling the other and using the money to purchase electrical upgrades to support the addition of another BC2000, but if anyone else has thoughts on equipment that can get me loud, I'd appreciate it. I'm not looking for an all out, low end monster. Whatever I decide to do will be for a daily ride, but to put up some numbers. I am open to try any equipment and any enclosure, so long as space and budget permits.
So far, I'm thinking something along the lines of 2 12" subs powered by 2kw before rise each (with room to add power.) I've been wanting to do a SB2 build since I got into car audio, so 2 12s would be allowed (as would 8 8s, 4 10s, and 1 15.)
TL;DR
I fail at life. Need suggestions on subwoofers, sizes, and enclosures to fit below the windowline. I can get at least 8 cubes net below the windowline. Power will be along the lines of 4kw (unclamped). Budget for woofers will be along the lines of $700-$800
I am not against trying anything at all, and am only looking for advice, knowledge, and to learn a bit about this hobby so I do not drop loads of cash and get **** results due to my lack of talent.
Thank you //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
So guys, I'm here to ask for opinions on a rebuild. Now, my wall with two DC Lv5 18s didn't turn out the best, I have no problem admitting this. I am still working to improve the wall, but I like to have a plan B. Definitely in over my head with the wall, and do regret attempting it with such little experience. I do love my Lv5 18s though, I just don't have the power to push them much (only single BC2000) nor do I have the space without the wall (which is a failure.)
With the rebuild, I'm looking to keep everything below the windowline in my 2000 Dodge Dakota Club Cab. I do not have dimensions at the moment, as the wall is still in. I'm considering keeping a single Lv5 18, selling the other and using the money to purchase electrical upgrades to support the addition of another BC2000, but if anyone else has thoughts on equipment that can get me loud, I'd appreciate it. I'm not looking for an all out, low end monster. Whatever I decide to do will be for a daily ride, but to put up some numbers. I am open to try any equipment and any enclosure, so long as space and budget permits.
So far, I'm thinking something along the lines of 2 12" subs powered by 2kw before rise each (with room to add power.) I've been wanting to do a SB2 build since I got into car audio, so 2 12s would be allowed (as would 8 8s, 4 10s, and 1 15.)
TL;DR
I fail at life. Need suggestions on subwoofers, sizes, and enclosures to fit below the windowline. I can get at least 8 cubes net below the windowline. Power will be along the lines of 4kw (unclamped). Budget for woofers will be along the lines of $700-$800
I am not against trying anything at all, and am only looking for advice, knowledge, and to learn a bit about this hobby so I do not drop loads of cash and get **** results due to my lack of talent.
Thank you //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
