For an LOC, you might want to make sure you have one that has Bass Restoration. I just listened to a buddies 2025 GT, and the bass drops off as you turn the volume up. An LOC with Bass Restoration will prevent your subs from rolling off as you turn up the volume. Something like the AudioControl LC2i would work Accu Bass.
I know this is an old thread but ill throw it out there....Thanks for mentioning the bass drop off. I got a AudioControl LC2i Pro LOC all ready.
Saw a post earlier from someone who is running 2300 watts through the stock DarkHorse w/o strain.
So, I'm gonna take a risk at 1500 watts. Factoring in efficiency of a D amp and other factors it should work.
Now, I gotta research some more for a pair of 750 RMS subs.
Edit: Going with Sundown SALT 1.5k amp and 2 B2 Audio Riot 10's 750 RMS each in a ported box.
Proper method is to flatten the EQ curve using forscan......
Turn off fords EQ curve, by changing the program "written code" using forscan.
I just learned how to do this on my 25 f150.
Ford suppresses bass frequencies as volume is turned-up to prevent having to replace a bunch of warranty speakers.
A good bass signal is best vs trying to make up for it in other ways....
I asked about this on here once upon a time, & got crickets....
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