Which size subs you prefer????

[sefjeff]

Im running a single 12 Jl AUDIO 12w6v2d4 with a punch 800.2 bridged and it sounds awesome for a single 12.

[WilliamW]

I should be running 2 12 Infinitys but one blew the hell up.... fire everywhere and everything... so yeah. I'm cooling off the subs for a while. Nothin like looking back on the freeway and seeing your car on fire from your subwoofer.


P.S. not in the CB7 but in the previous Plymouth Sundance "Duster"

[Keleka]

1 12" is enough! "Just enough and not to little" ..Just hook either a 450watt or 750 watt amp depending on how much thump you want

[vinbon63]

I just recently installed my single 15" Rockford Fosgate Punch Z. It pounds pretty nicely.

[Skanndiles]

I have a single Rockford HX2 10". I'm running a Rockford 500.2 to it and it sounds pretty good. I plan on upgrading to the JL side though. Rockford isn't what it used to be. I vote 10".........definately 10". You can't beat them for all around sound quality and the ever sought after "bump bump de dump".

[91accord2dr]

i have 2 jl 10's and they bump very nice.

[westsideaccord]

I have a single Rockford HX2 10". I'm running a Rockford 500.2 to it and it sounds pretty good. I plan on upgrading to the JL side though. Rockford isn't what it used to be. I vote 10".........definately 10". You can't beat them for all around sound quality and the ever sought after "bump bump de dump".

I am going to have to disagree on that! Rockford is better than ever, clean, clear and powerful plus tons of tech on their website! Remember, you get what you pay for, punch series dont sound nearly as good as power series and then theirs the team rf series OMG!
A well built ten with proper power will sound relly good but to me a lil to punchy, I like deeper heavy bass but still clean, so 1 12" p3 in my car as of two weeks ago!
Also what size is your box? Hx2 was one of RF best subs, well built and can handle some mean basslines!

[90accordman]

I'll have to agree i run a Single Resonant Engineering MX 12 with 2500 watts RMS going to it and it does everything i want it to, rick/rap/techno/acoustic, you name it.

[blue93cb]

What I find interesting is how my taste have changed in 16 years. When I left high school in 1990 I was all about the Bass. Listening to Magic Mike and Techmaster, Luke and all the other Miami music. But I have aged a little and now listen to Gospel and Jazz. I still have my Magic Mike CD's but do not play them that often. I have been fortunate enough to have only had JL, MTX and Bazooka subs. I had JL for my first system, MTX for my second and now a 10" Bazooka. I fine that I still like to hear the fullness of the music but now with less boominess. My first set of JL12W1's really were the best of both worlds. They produced the tight bass but also when I wanted to just "boom" could do it in style. The MTX RT12 were the "entry level" sub but still were tight although they did not go as low in frequency than the JL's but still nice. The Bazooka 10" tube I have now fits the type of music I listen to now, Gospel and Jazz. The response of the tube is very nice and tight.

[trah]

i prefer 10" in a bandpass box

[floored]

I cant answer this. I change too much, now i have 2 JL 12w3v2d2 in a ported box

[spaztastic]

i WOULD prefer 2 10 jlw7's However i am moneyless and have one 12 jlw3. i admire those who have those wonderful w7's!

[djcaz_aom]

1 JL W7 in ported box powered by a JL 500/1 it rocks!!!

[m-tec93accord]

sometimes i wonder why anyone would put 15s in their car(MAY DYNAMAT SAVE U FOR UR TRUNK WILL SHAKE A THOUSAND CAMELS MY FRIEND)

plus u dont have enough volume in ur car to rock 15s, hence why SUV can do 15s and sound much better than car(but it also depends on the box, quality is key )

[Golden_Boy]

either two 10's, two 12's or one 15.

I agree