stephenfleming

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I'm looking to get a new sub.
I'm leaning single 15 or a pair of 10s.

Stipulations/Requirments
Must handle 2400watts RMS @ 2ohm
Must get loud for daily listening hardly have time to get to comps (145+dB would be nice)
Mustnot need a monster of a box (5ft^3 MAX GROSS)
Would like it to have a purty motor structure as I plan on inverting the 15"

Subs I am looking at
15"s
DD 9515
RE XXX 15

10"s
DD 3510
MTX 9500
RE SX10

If anyone could help me out that would be great.
edit: Vehicle is a 2003 Nissan Sentra SE-R SpecV

crabmustang

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Its hard to give advice without knowing your vehicle its goin into?

Then we can help you with your decision

stephenfleming

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Fixed.

I'm currently doing 144dB with 4 L7 10's in a sealed box.

just need some trunk space back

bass maniak

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For a nice daily driver, I would check out tc sounds. I have owned a few of there products and was just blown away by the capabiliy. For somthing with the ability to get real loud and maintain suberb sound quality, I would def. recomend them. The re xxx is a good choice to but since they have sold the company I hear prices have sky rocketed . Might be best to try and find a used on for a good price online. Best of luck on your journey of finding the right setup .

Lspade69

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Audiobahn makes a 2250wrms 15" subwoofer. Although I think it was a dvc 2ohm woofer so that might not work for you but it is worth chekin into.

Orion makes the H2 line and has a 15" woofer that is 2000Wrms. Great woofers but they stopped manufacturing the dvc 4ohms (i would know )so it might be hard to get your hands on one.

bumpn99blaze

i'd say run 2 sx10's or sx12's. They will get PLENTY loud for daily. I would suggest you stay away from the xxx15 as it is more of an sq woofer, and not nearly as efficient as the sx series. I would have to say stick with some sx's. You will NOT be dissapointed.

MR2NR

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Fak that, throw the DD in there and you are done.

bumpn99blaze

DD would ****, but if you want to keep some good sq, go sx

stephenfleming

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Is the DD9515 going to be good with 2400watts?
The SX only comes dual 2, the only way i'm going to get the load is to run 2 subs. I need a 2ohm load.
I'm really leaning to the DD9515