What is a light weight sub that can handle a good chunk of power?

[Falcons 5,000+ posts]

Op you best bet is to run some 4 gauge and run no more than 1000 watts. Get a ten inch sub and build a birch box. You won't lose any speed.

 

[Gbob2003 10+ year member]

How efficient is the Mmats 2000.5 exactly? Im just curious why they would be worth almost 800 new

 

[mlstrass 5,000+ posts]

100#'s = .10 in the 1/4 mile

Stop sweating **** that doesn't matter. Plenty of bolt ons that will make over 10Hp to make up the diff...

 

[TheUnderFighter 10+ year member]

How efficient is the Mmats 2000.5 exactly? Im just curious why they would be worth almost 800 new

Keep in mind that's the one designed to run at .5 ohm. regardless of if it's the .5, the 1, or the 2 though, they all run in the high 80's for efficiency at maximum output. 87% IIRC. Plus, Hand assembled in the USA, top notch components, and tiny footprint.

Also, look on eBay if you're open to used. They have various models that put out 1500-1800w as well. And you could get one of those for $300 or less probably.

 

[rebelfromva 10+ year member]

My custom hdc3 12 weighs about that much