The "bbb" Project

[bunkerking09 10+ year member]

so conventionally do you think that one 15 btl would be enough?

 

[RAM_Designs 5,000+ posts]

so conventionally do you think that one 15 btl would be enough?

one 15 will be loud enough for 99.9% of people, but if you want to be really loud...

 

[SeanDub 10+ year member]

Money is not an issue and space is. But a pair of 15s will work. And you want teh deeebeeez. I say:

300 amp Ohio Gen alt

6 Kinetik HC 2400 batteries in the back, 1 up front

American Bass VFL700.1 amplifier

4 Dual 2 ohm Audioque HDC3 12" subwoofers.

Walled off at about 8 cubes net tuned to 37 hz

Ballin.

 

[Audio Master 10+ year member]

dude if you get a 4x100 for your speakers and splits (sundown ) and a saz3000 sundown and either 2 15"FI btls and a pioneer prs or 9850 or something youll have a full on machine oh and 0gauge big three a couple of YT and a HO alt dude it will do good numbers but if you want straight spl preformance just to make the ground shake id go with the 18" but even if you go 15 or 3 12 whatever they have to be fully loaded BTLs and yopu will have a great system now all you need is a great install and that is where the money comes in

really good top notch installs cost here in oz about 3-5k i dont know about there though here it is expensive so find someone or a shop that has a proven track record to do it as you only want to do it once

i had a mobile guy do my first install and he wired my 1300doller duel 2 subs in parralel to make a 1ohm load and then put a 2ohm stabnle amp to each sub it sounded ok untill i got to top volume and realized hey thats not very load and found he had done this and not used 0gauge and had run 3 diferent runs of 4g 1 to each amp and also didnt connect the batteries right and alot of other things needless to say im on my thrid install now as the second one i did and blew stuff now the thrid and final im doing with a freind who has the knowledge in abundence so its gonna be right this time

 

[bunkerking09 10+ year member]

i planned on doing install myself, by just lookin at some of the wall diagrams i don't think i even want to attempt that. lol so i'll prob stick with a 15

 

[RAM_Designs 5,000+ posts]

dude if you get a 4x100 for your speakers and splits (sundown ) and a saz3000 sundown and either 2 15"FI btls and a pioneer prs or 9850 or something youll have a full on machine oh and 0gauge big three a couple of YT and a HO alt dude it will do good numbers but if you want straight spl preformance just to make the ground shake id go with the 18" but even if you go 15 or 3 12 whatever they have to be fully loaded BTLs and yopu will have a great system now all you need is a great install and that is where the money comes in

really good top notch installs cost here in oz about 3-5k i dont know about there though here it is expensive so find someone or a shop that has a proven track record to do it as you only want to do it once

i had a mobile guy do my first install and he wired my 1300doller duel 2 subs in parralel to make a 1ohm load and then put a 2ohm stabnle amp to each sub it sounded ok untill i got to top volume and realized hey thats not very load and found he had done this and not used 0gauge and had run 3 diferent runs of 4g 1 to each amp and also didnt connect the batteries right and alot of other things needless to say im on my thrid install now as the second one i did and blew stuff now the thrid and final im doing with a freind who has the knowledge in abundence so its gonna be right this time

I just skimmed through that, and there isn't one bit of punctuation. Learn how to type and maybe, just maybe, people will actually read what you write down. Because as of right now, for me at least, I read the first few words and just give up trying to decypher your gibberish.

 

[GMCJimmyslt2000 10+ year member]

[/dude if you get a 4x100 for your speakers and splits (sundown ) and a saz3000 sundown and either 2 15"FI btls and a pioneer prs or 9850 or something youll have a full on machine oh and 0gauge big three a couple of YT and a HO alt dude it will do good numbers but if you want straight spl preformance just to make the ground shake id go with the 18" but even if you go 15 or 3 12 whatever they have to be fully loaded BTLs and yopu will have a great system now all you need is a great install and that is where the money comes in

really good top notch installs cost here in oz about 3-5k i dont know about there though here it is expensive so find someone or a shop that has a proven track record to do it as you only want to do it once

i had a mobile guy do my first install and he wired my 1300doller duel 2 subs in parralel to make a 1ohm load and then put a 2ohm stabnle amp to each sub it sounded ok untill i got to top volume and realized hey thats not very load and found he had done this and not used 0gauge and had run 3 diferent runs of 4g 1 to each amp and also didnt connect the batteries right and alot of other things needless to say im on my thrid install now as the second one i did and blew stuff now the thrid and final im doing with a freind who has the knowledge in abundence so its gonna be right this time

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why would u try to give advice when u cant even install in ur own vehicle.

 

[blackbonnie 5,000+ posts]

do more research before you plan out your install. that is how stuff gets blown, doesnt work, or sounds horrible