Two HDC3's, 12's or 15's? Copper or Alum?

[Enellz 10+ year member]

If you decide to go sealed HDC3's are not for you.

 

[Villeza1 10+ year member]

Like I said b4, you dont need to worry ab the ohms, just dont run the subs parallel on 1 amp...run them in series. Once you've upgraded your electrical power, then you can add a second amp and run both @ 1 ohm. You'll be fine with the 12's but you'll be louder with the 15's...only thing is the 15's are gonna take up soo much space...all the best

 

[silenkiller 10+ year member]

Sup guys. Oh no I didn't mean sealed enclosure, I should have said, separate chambers for each sub instead of sealed. That way one sub wouldn't be missing leaving an enormous port in the side of the thing lol.

Well, I'm going to go copper. I'm going to measure my trunk and see if the 15's will fit. The site says 4.5 per 15, so I need 9cubes. That is a helluva lot of space, even if im walling off my trunk/removing the back seats. If I can't get at least 9 cuft I'll just drop down to 12's. I'm sure 12's in the right space will sound better than 15's starved for room.

BTW, any tuning suggestions? Site says 40hz, but I'm wanting to get some deep lows out of this system this time around.(The ones that you can really feel)