Sundown sd10

spencer83

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Im eyeballing pair of sd-2 10s not sure if i should get the 2ohm or 4ohm the amp I am getting is the SAZ1200D is this a good combo and if i got dual 4s i could run a 1 ohm load correct? almost forgot its going in a 97 f-350 single cab

 

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yeah, get dual 4 ohm. the saz1200 would pair up nicely with two SD10s. are you doing a sealed box?

 
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Yea Im going to run a sealed box that should work right the box im eyeballing is just over a cubic ft per sub is that about right

 

jar1zx

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Sundown says to put the sd-2 ten in .5 cubic foot with 1 cubic each you can port them and hit louder

I have mine in .53ft each sealed and with volume maxed out they hit everything nice. At lower volume they kinda high bass me to death

Maybe I haven't broke em in yet. But still it's a nice sounding sub you should be happy

Dvc 4ohm and the 1200 should work great

They will take a bigger amp I have mine on a saz 1500 with no bass boost and gain set right

Subs act like they r getting all the power they want with no problems.

So far this is the best sub that I could fit in my truck behind rear seat that I found

 

winkychevelle

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The bigger the box the lower they will play but try not to go over 1 cube. If they start sounding sloppy add a few small bocks of 2x4 till it starts to sound better I personally would put them in .8 a piece

 

jar1zx

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Winky have you put these subs in .8 before? Because that's the box I'm going to make if they don't break in soon

I'm mean .5 cubic sounds good but I think these subs can do more

Sry if I'm thread jacking here

 

winkychevelle

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Winky have you put these subs in .8 before? Because that's the box I'm going to make if they don't break in soonI'm mean .5 cubic sounds good but I think these subs can do more

Sry if I'm thread jacking here
Yea I love them in .8 each they still take 600w and they dig deep, in .5 each they didn't like to dig deep but could take a lil more power and would be loud as hell on songs like "a milli"

And sundown subs require little to no break in so I doubt yours loosen up much more than they already have

 

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If you are running a pair of the subs you will need the dual 4 ohms so you can wire them in parallel to a 1 ohm load. From my experiences the Sundown subs can handle a lot more power than they are rated to handle so keep that in mind. The 1200d will do more than 1200 watts at 1 ohm so it will be a nice match up for a pair of those subs.

 

jar1zx

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I just made a new box today and the subs dig deep now.

My saz 1500 might be a over kill because now it really slams my voltage meter

Go with the dvc 4ohms and the 1200 you will be happy

 
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