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Bwcad1 wrote:id put hifonics and fusion higher than the others

So would I, but I gotta say that the new Xsite line has impressed me quite a bit, so I'd have to put it between them as a good middle of the road set of products... better than Power Acoustiks, but not as good as Fusion.

This is the exact box i have for my 2 15's. Thoughs are not the subs i have. but the box is exact.

ugh get a new box

yeah i second that. That box probably sounds like wattered down poop.

Yeah, thats totally your problem. Those 15's can take more power than you are giving them, but in a decent (even prefab) box with 100 watts or so a 15 they would sound better than 500 a piece in that box. Not to lay it down hard or anything, but definately, you are not doing those subs any justice. In a proper box, with a good bit of power those subs will get plenty loud and have pretty decent SQ.

I agree with everyone else... ditch the box... it may look pretty, but looks don't mean squat when it comes to sound.
So it is definately a combination of not enough power (amp) and the wrong enclosure (box)... Save up a lil for a new amp to push them and if you have the tools and abilty, make a new box... if not, your other choices are to just go get a vented prefab box with more space or have someone make it for you... we've got a couple people right here like Ryan that can make you a killer enclosure.

wow. nice subs in a totally crappy 4th order box on a totally crappy underpowered amplifier.

start over, sir :)

im kinda in a similar predicament, i have currently one 15'' kicker cvr, soon to be two and am looking for a cheap amp that will provide enough power that will cost under 300, probably wired to 1 ohm as they are dual 2 ohm subs, so if you come across something that will give em enough bang for the buck at [email protected],
- buyin em off of a friend w/o the amp which is already sold, tryin to decide to buy a legacy (200rms x2 @2 ohm) for 45, or just save my money on a new amp

thanks, Chris

FYI, you can wire 2 dual 2 ohm subs for a 1 ohm final load. You will need something that does XXXX RMS at 2 or 4 ohm.

wow those boxes look sooo pretty lol... Hehehe jk jk arent those the boxes that u can pretty much bend the plexiglass window on them with your finger?