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<blockquote data-quote="winkychevelle" data-source="post: 8812889" data-attributes="member: 611804">Rockford and kicker are gonna be alotmof money. I&#039;d wager to bet that you could get just as loud with probably 1/2 to 3/4 the cost. And sq is based on the speaker box design matched to the acoustics of the vehicle. The speaker itself doesn&#039;t really equate to much unless you are using the speakers fs and box tuning to work with or around vehicle acoustics. A pair of American bass xfl 12s on 2000w would be loud and sound fairly good. A pair of savard hi q 12s on 2000w would sound good as well. Personally I liked my sundown SA on the same power. If you were gonna do a 15 I&#039;d probably shoot for a 1000w one with 1500w amp or a 1500w sub on a 2000w amp.Remember that these big amps draw a fair bit of current 2000w is at least 200amps of current. Meaning you will need bigger power and ground runs, and possibly a high output alt or extra batteries</blockquote>

[QUOTE="winkychevelle, post: 8812889, member: 611804"] Rockford and kicker are gonna be alotmof money. I'd wager to bet that you could get just as loud with probably 1/2 to 3/4 the cost. And sq is based on the speaker box design matched to the acoustics of the vehicle. The speaker itself doesn't really equate to much unless you are using the speakers fs and box tuning to work with or around vehicle acoustics. A pair of American bass xfl 12s on 2000w would be loud and sound fairly good. A pair of savard hi q 12s on 2000w would sound good as well. Personally I liked my sundown SA on the same power. If you were gonna do a 15 I'd probably shoot for a 1000w one with 1500w amp or a 1500w sub on a 2000w amp. Remember that these big amps draw a fair bit of current 2000w is at least 200amps of current. Meaning you will need bigger power and ground runs, and possibly a high output alt or extra batteries [/QUOTE]

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