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<blockquote data-quote="IASCA pro 301-6" data-source="post: 4611" data-attributes="member: 541179">Well...speakers just depend on a few factors:1)&nbsp; How much trunk do you need?2)&nbsp; How much power do you have (seems like enough with that class d.)3)&nbsp; How many benjamins you can live w/o.Bigger is better with woofers if you are looking for the real deep bass.&nbsp; You can put together a pretty good ghetto-bass rig with some cheapo 12&#039;s (like those that you find where you buy one and get the other free...(2) 12&#039;s for $100 ain&#039;t bad.)A good pair of 12&quot; subs, in a well constructed, ported enclosure is usually suffinent.&nbsp; Check out JL Audio 12W4&#039;s or 12W6&#039;s...not bad for the money.&nbsp; Kicker Competition series also rock, but they stay in SEALED enclosures only!I don&#039;t know everything about that mono amp, but I think it is designed for a 2 ohm mono load...which would be two 4 ohm speakers wired parallel.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="IASCA pro 301-6, post: 4611, member: 541179"] Well...speakers just depend on a few factors: 1) How much trunk do you need? 2) How much power do you have (seems like enough with that class d.) 3) How many benjamins you can live w/o. Bigger is better with woofers if you are looking for the real deep bass. You can put together a pretty good ghetto-bass rig with some cheapo 12's (like those that you find where you buy one and get the other free...(2) 12's for $100 ain't bad.) A good pair of 12" subs, in a well constructed, ported enclosure is usually suffinent. Check out JL Audio 12W4's or 12W6's...not bad for the money. Kicker Competition series also rock, but they stay in SEALED enclosures only! I don't know everything about that mono amp, but I think it is designed for a 2 ohm mono load...which would be two 4 ohm speakers wired parallel. [/QUOTE]

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