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<blockquote data-quote="406er" data-source="post: 5139735" data-attributes="member: 563453">i guess i should coment on the out put as well!i hooked this up to my MD3D, wired down 2 ohms. i didnt touch the gains, as the amp is burred under my sub box. first off the MD3D rocks my 15&quot; SE. i was realy impressed with the power handling of this little driver. with the sub volume on my CD3100 at +3 the sub would start to pop and it did have some port noise, with the volume down to a sensable level, the sub was very musical and accurate for what it is, and for what i payed. the box is .48 cu ft at 38Hz and i couldnt belave that this thing could get low. bluebarry yum yum sounded great. it certinalu hit all the lows, with out a peep of port noise or mechanical noise. i was a tad concerned about port noise due to the small size of the port, wich was nesscary casue i wanted the box to be as small as posible. as it is the port is 27&quot; long, with a bigger, well i dont need to explain the rest, you guys know! i did have to push this sub to get an acceptable amout of out put in my truck, i would say close to 400watts if i had to guess, but i think in the wifes SUV with 200 watts, it should have just the right about of fill shell need for now! all in all im very impressed with this driver, for the cost, power handling and the fact that it can get pretty low (lower then my MTX 7500 in a 2 cu ft at 40hz box did) and still remain accurate</blockquote>

[QUOTE="406er, post: 5139735, member: 563453"] i guess i should coment on the out put as well! i hooked this up to my MD3D, wired down 2 ohms. i didnt touch the gains, as the amp is burred under my sub box. first off the MD3D rocks my 15" SE. i was realy impressed with the power handling of this little driver. with the sub volume on my CD3100 at +3 the sub would start to pop and it did have some port noise, with the volume down to a sensable level, the sub was very musical and accurate for what it is, and for what i payed. the box is .48 cu ft at 38Hz and i couldnt belave that this thing could get low. bluebarry yum yum sounded great. it certinalu hit all the lows, with out a peep of port noise or mechanical noise. i was a tad concerned about port noise due to the small size of the port, wich was nesscary casue i wanted the box to be as small as posible. as it is the port is 27" long, with a bigger, well i dont need to explain the rest, you guys know! i did have to push this sub to get an acceptable amout of out put in my truck, i would say close to 400watts if i had to guess, but i think in the wifes SUV with 200 watts, it should have just the right about of fill shell need for now! all in all im very impressed with this driver, for the cost, power handling and the fact that it can get pretty low (lower then my MTX 7500 in a 2 cu ft at 40hz box did) and still remain accurate [/QUOTE]

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