Need pros and cons of 12s and 15s. Cant decide which to get

ive used every size driver except the 21" and 22" me personally i like 15's i love 18's also, but 15's are more avaliable and cheaper than 18's. with 15's u have more of an choice. but if u gonna do an wall go 6 15's for sure! more cone area, deeper bass

 
so i guess no one can tell me anything.
OK I'll tell you something. Having a goal of being heard when you drive by is pointless. Who gives a **** what it sounds like outside the car //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/eek.gif.771b7a90cf45cabdc554ff1121c21c4a.gif

 
If you have the space and can do it correctly 6 15".

If you have any doubt what so ever in your mind that you can't make them work correctly then go with the 6 12". But, just remember that 6 15" is a lot of needed airspace... A LOT!

 
Is there that much room in an echo for 6 15's? I'm talking about available airspace for them to breath......you can probably get them mocked up to fit but even if you start from the back of the front seat back I don't see how you can have enough room for them to get the room they need. Not to mention that echo's gonna sit a bit lower to say the least. Honestly I'd either pick a different car or stay with 3 12's. Get some subs that can handle more power and some bigger amps to power em and roll that way.

Also don't be one of those tards blasting it at every chance just to prove how bad ass you are or something.

 
Is there that much room in an echo for 6 15's? I'm talking about available airspace for them to breath......you can probably get them mocked up to fit but even if you start from the back of the front seat back I don't see how you can have enough room for them to get the room they need. Not to mention that echo's gonna sit a bit lower to say the least. Honestly I'd either pick a different car or stay with 3 12's. Get some subs that can handle more power and some bigger amps to power em and roll that way.Also don't be one of those tards blasting it at every chance just to prove how bad ass you are or something.
I agree... Even 4 12" in a properly designed box would probably be better than 6 12".

I doubt he has the airspace needed to make them preform to their full potential...

 
well i dont know if i do or not but the car audio shop will let me know and i will also find out from my friend who does on the side work i will be taking it to either one of them they both have good reps.

 
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