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<blockquote data-quote="Trepkos" data-source="post: 4690363" data-attributes="member: 577103">Ok, Well I had this sub-stage.1x 15&quot; Fi Q3.35ft^3 Custom-Made Box(Fitting directly behind the seat)This box has a 7x7 square port that was 20+ inches long and tuned to 34hz.All this was powered by a Hifonics Bxi1606d amplifier.Anyways it didn&#039;t turn out as great as I would thought. It wasn&#039;t very loud, couldn&#039;t hit the lows very smooth and starting clipping pretty easily. So now Im coughing up a good bit of cash on the following:2x 12&quot; Fi Q&#039;s(Yep going with the Fi&#039;s again due to large xmax for sealed enclosures)Dual-Chamber sealed enclosure(1.6ft^3 per chamber after sub displacement).This box is going to be custom-built. The amplifier powering this will be a AQ2200D mono amplifier which will hopefully supply the subwoofers with around 1100watts a piece. More than enough to get them moving and sounding nice, clean, smooth, and loud.Any suggestions on this subject? Better amp? Better subs? Better setup as a whole? Not interested in blowthroughs. I just want something thats pretty loud but sounds great while doing it and hits the lows extremely smooth and nice instead of the usual clippy sound that I hear from the usual Jensen, sony xplode setup.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Trepkos, post: 4690363, member: 577103"] Ok, Well I had this sub-stage. 1x 15" Fi Q 3.35ft^3 Custom-Made Box(Fitting directly behind the seat) This box has a 7x7 square port that was 20+ inches long and tuned to 34hz. All this was powered by a Hifonics Bxi1606d amplifier. Anyways it didn't turn out as great as I would thought. It wasn't very loud, couldn't hit the lows very smooth and starting clipping pretty easily. So now Im coughing up a good bit of cash on the following: 2x 12" Fi Q's(Yep going with the Fi's again due to large xmax for sealed enclosures) Dual-Chamber sealed enclosure(1.6ft^3 per chamber after sub displacement). This box is going to be custom-built. The amplifier powering this will be a AQ2200D mono amplifier which will hopefully supply the subwoofers with around 1100watts a piece. More than enough to get them moving and sounding nice, clean, smooth, and loud. Any suggestions on this subject? Better amp? Better subs? Better setup as a whole? Not interested in blowthroughs. I just want something thats pretty loud but sounds great while doing it and hits the lows extremely smooth and nice instead of the usual clippy sound that I hear from the usual Jensen, sony xplode setup. [/QUOTE]

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