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Megalomaniac · 08-10-2007, 09:08 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by monkeyracer

if your interested in SPL, then all that does matter is loud bass.

I had two rockford fosgate 1001BD amps, each wired to it's own Pioneer TSW-2000SPL, and it sounded great, over 150dB. Sure SQ suffered, but it wasn't an SQ or SQL setup.
Which btw had the bd sync system that allowed two amps to be perfectly synced in mono operation.

It's not hard if you have the right stuff..

hate to be a ballbuster, but over 150db in a trunk car? with the subs firing back?

can i ask what meter you used?

to the op: the type r's can handle 1000 watts each. Read around a bit a lot of people have been successful with 1000watts to the sub without problems, as longa s you aren't giving a clipped signal

Sundown has a great saz1500d amplifier.

08-10-2007, 09:08 PM	#16
Megalomaniac Maximum Bitrate Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: The Colony, TX Posts: 546	Quote: Originally Posted by monkeyracer if your interested in SPL, then all that does matter is loud bass. I had two rockford fosgate 1001BD amps, each wired to it's own Pioneer TSW-2000SPL, and it sounded great, over 150dB. Sure SQ suffered, but it wasn't an SQ or SQL setup. Which btw had the bd sync system that allowed two amps to be perfectly synced in mono operation. It's not hard if you have the right stuff.. hate to be a ballbuster, but over 150db in a trunk car? with the subs firing back? can i ask what meter you used? to the op: the type r's can handle 1000 watts each. Read around a bit a lot of people have been successful with 1000watts to the sub without problems, as longa s you aren't giving a clipped signal Sundown has a great saz1500d amplifier.