fi btl n2 subwoofer. dual 2 ohm voice coils, full options except universal. www.ficaraudio.com
aq2200d amplifier. audioque.com

This post was edited by Subwoofer on Mar 17 2012 08:21pm

AudioQ makes solid amps

That one should see 2000 all day, depending on your electrical system it can run up to 2200 which is a very happy point for a daily btl

MMATS amps are also great
If you want serious power you could look into Stetsom, because they are #1 hands down.

If you wanna show of where the age of progression in the sound industry has gone to, http://www.stetsom.com.br/eng/DetalhesProduto.aspx?c=8102&cat=172

That is the newest breed of monster (not counting the upcoming release of the 40k+ wattage series, and they are the size of a laptop)
I know Jeff Stetsom perisonally and he is a great guy with a large amount of knowledge, but his engineers are amazing and do some incredible things.


Nothing against audioQ's amps or any other comp amps, but they are rated not only at 14.4 volts (which we never always have) but they are rated at a frequency of 1khz which we never play on a sub.

Stetsom is rated at 13.8 and at 20-100hz and puts out the exact power they specify, never a watt less.

This post was edited by ]GS[ Controller on Mar 19 2012 10:25am

I've looked at their site. Hard to don't find the right amp..

aa havoc 18" http://www.ascendantaudio.com/havoc.php

saz 2500d http://www.sundownaudio.com/index.php/products/amplifiers/item/saz-2500d.html

saz 1500d http://www.sundownaudio.com/index.php/products/amplifiers/item/saz-1500d-v2.html?category%5Fid=3

This post was edited by Diagnosy-IV on Apr 8 2012 02:21am

lemme know when u pick one ill give u a cut sheet. What the hell are u drivin anyways>?
vouch on the aq's
sundowns great but gotta say if ur gonna do it get a DC15"XL they sit very nicely wired to a aq2200
if you get in this deep you got a lot of work still to do with dampening electrical ect.
best advice i can give is always use gloves (dynamat will cut u lol) clean twice once with soap then with alchohol.
Use your existing panel sheets to cut templates and instead of looking for a roller like an idiot just buy a bed caster. Works just the same.
And most importantly stock up on panel plugs/clips, reusing these is just plain dumb. Make it tight

This post was edited by Beau on Apr 8 2012 09:01am