Need suggestions for 15" in a sealed box

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I want to put 2 15" subs in a sealed box. I'm gonna be on stock electrical so nothing over 1000-1500 watts. My amp is going to be either 2 ohm or 1 ohm stable I haven't bought it yet. I'm looking for something that gets loud but also has good low end extension. I plan on building the box to the maximum size recommended for it in a sealed box and I don't have THAT much room. I will post measurements later. It's for a Ford Fiesta hatchback.

Id like for the subs to be $150 or less a piece. Thank you.

Some I'm looking at is Rockford p3 15 and Soundqubed hds215. But idk how these do in sealed boxes.

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[BOOMINGRANDPA 5,000+ posts]

u probably need 4cf for 2 hard to get that is car that small., all I can say about the sub is soundqubed takes good amount of power to move it I've been told like 1k each.. u could try earthquake it's cheap 5yr warranty rave reviews but I think u can only fit one. https://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_38130_Earthquake-Sound-TREMOR-X154.html

 

[Cm_low]

I haven't ran the newer rf p3s yet but I had an older single rfp1215 I was running in a sealed 2.5cu box that hit the low lows very well on 500 watts. It hit better lows, like in the 20 hz range and possibly lower, better than any other sub I ever had. I now am running re audio se-x15s, 2 of them one is the v1 and the other is a v2, in a sealed 5 cu box and they get way load and slam hard but don't hit below 30 hz very well though but I know it is the box more than anything causing that problem. Other budget friendly 15's I was considering was the entry level resilient sounds and the entry level ct sounds 15's both look decent on paper and for alright prices. I am not sure how either would do on sealed enclosure though.

 

[Papermaker85 5,000+ posts]

Id use some efficent drivers with softer spiders.

One excellent example is image dynamics.

ID15 V3 D2 - Image Dynamics 15 Inch 700 Watts Max Dual 2 Ohm V3 Subwoofer

Great lil woofers. They only need about 300 watts to jam.

 

[Flipper245]

I want to put 2 15" subs in a sealed box. I'm gonna be on stock electrical so nothing over 1000-1500 watts. My amp is going to be either 2 ohm or 1 ohm stable I haven't bought it yet. I'm looking for something that gets loud but also has good low end extension. I plan on building the box to the maximum size recommended for it in a sealed box and I don't have THAT much room. I will post measurements later. It's for a Ford Fiesta hatchback.
Id like for the subs to be $150 or less a piece. Thank you.

Some I'm looking at is Rockford p3 15 and Soundqubed hds215. But idk how these do in sealed boxes.

I was able to get 5.5 box in the hatch of my 91 Chevy sprint for my 18". I had to use the spare tire well though. I bet your car is about the same size.

 

[Boomin_tahoe 5,000+ posts]

Man this guy posts more threads than anyone I know...