should i get one of these sa 12s or 2 rockford fosgate p2 12s?
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I used to have a pair of fosgate p3's a few years back. I purchased one of these and put it in a ported box with the cuft recommended by sundown and it slaps HARDER than my old p3's. Just make sure you put it in the right size box tuned to the sundown audios specs. I'm running on of these on ~540w RMS and I couldn't be happier.
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Depends on how much power you are putting into the system. I have two of these on an AQ1200. But they could take more. If you want more volume at lower rms, use two subs. Double cone volume-> 3db, double rms-> 3db. 6db I'd twice as loud to the human ear. As far as sound quality I think these aren't the most accurate subs but they definitely could be a lot worse. If you listen to lots of rap and boomy sounding bass, go with this sub, ported at 35hz in 1.5 to 2 cubic ft of box
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I have a single da 12 d4 and that bumps yo can't speak for the fosgate just can't wait to upgrade my amp and add another one of these monsters :)
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One of these definitely! I actually have two for sale for cheap if your interested quickster im willing to sell on ebay for you. I will sell 300 for both shipped. Just let me know friend!
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If you hook a 1200 watt amp to even 4 of these with your gain down you'll blow them. With that much power, I'd go with the p3
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NRC 2000 is too much for SA-12 but just doesn't need to be turned up much... I would wire it 4 ohms for better sound...
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If you have the extra $200 bucks to spare for the SVS give it a shot, try it out, they have a customer satisfaction trial return window if it doesn't feel right to you return it. I have not heard the SVS pb so I can't compare. I have an SVS tube with amp. It is quality sound but not too room filling. I added this Klipsch 12 HG and wow what a difference. Hands down it has more room filling bass for my movies. You can spend a lot of money for promised quality or you can spend the right amount for the delivered quality your looking for. I started with one SVS sub and over time have gone for two subs (Klipsch 12HG) and that is an awesome set up. FYI- I have two Klipsch subs in my game room also, for the price, it's a great deal. Enjoy!
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I like this one for the price. Any monoblock with 300 watts RMS would do nicely. Rockford Fosgate Punch P300-1 300-Watt Mono Amplifer OR Rockford Fosgate P300X1 Punch 1-Channel Mono Block Amplifier
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I have it hooked up to 42 Rockford fosgate he2 12s and they sound AMAZING!!!
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You will need an amp kit. I would recommend Rockford fosgate amp kits. It will give you all the wires you need if you're going it yourself. If you are going to a slop for installation, they may provide the necessary wiring
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Are you asking if the Rockford works better than the Kenwood? I have never owned a Kenwood product so therefore I cannot comment on the Kenwood, although i do love my rockord sub and that amp handles it well. If youre were using the sony amp with the Kenwood i believe you had an under powered amp for that woofer. I always like to have a bigger amp power output than what the speaker is rated for. A speaker can not be under powered or extremely over powered or it will fail.
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Eric, go with the Rockford Fosgate Prime 250x1 mono block amp. It has a very small footprint, very affordable, and these amps, in my opinion, are still one of the best on the market. These amps are always underrated, come with an actual RMS rating tested by the manufacturer, and will be plenty of power to push a 10" sub. It will not disappoint.
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You'd be better off with this amp: Rockford Fosgate R500X1D Prime 1-Channel Class D Amplifier
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I absolutely love my k10s , really well built and sound great but I use them as stage monitors , mostly for my direct to house guitar setup . If it were me though, for main I think I would go with the k12s unless I would be using the k10s in conjunction with a subwoofer , your results may vary
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I have two sets of these running off a Rockford Fosgate R400-4D, it sounds great and these don't require as much power as the manufacturer claims. I plan to purchase more Pyle audio equipment in the future.
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I'm unsure. I'm not an avid audiophile. Sorry I couldn't help you, I don't know how those p2's compare.
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Dude this a great box i have one with a rockford fosgate power t2 in it. This will hit lows and highs very well
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If your fan location doesn't have any filters or obstructions then the S12a will be what you want, but if it does have any sort of filter, or resistance the fan has to pull through, you'll want an NF-P12. Several reviews have remarked that in a resistance based location the P12 works just as well as the F12, and does so with less noise. The F12 would only be better for high temp heatsinks with its higher RPM range.I personally own all 3 types and have an F12 on my CPU heatsink, 2 P12 fans as intakes that are behind a dust filter, and 1 S12a as a rear exhaust. I previously used 2 S12as as the intakes but they were really loud behind the filters. If your fan location doesn't have any filters or obstructions then the S12a will be what you want, but if it does have any sort of filter, or resistance the fan has to pull through, you'll want an NF-P12. Several reviews have remarked that in a resistance based location the P12 works just as well as the F12, and does so with less noise. The F12 would only be better for high temp heatsinks with its higher RPM range.I personally own all 3 types and have an F12 on my CPU heatsink, 2 P12 fans as intakes that are behind a dust filter, and 1 S12a as a rear exhaust. I previously used 2... » Read More If your fan location doesn't have any filters or obstructions then the S12a will be what you want, but if it does have any sort of filter, or resistance the fan has to pull through, you'll want an NF-P12. Several reviews have remarked that in a resistance based location the P12 works just as well as the F12, and does so with less noise. The F12 would only be better for high temp heatsinks with its higher RPM range.I personally own all 3 types and have an F12 on my CPU heatsink, 2 P12 fans as intakes that are behind a dust filter, and 1 S12a as a rear exhaust. I previously used 2 S12as as the intakes but they were really loud behind the filters. « Show Less
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I running a 700 watt Arc audio amp into a sealed enclosure of 1.5 SQF And it sounds great. Has as much SLP as my old Alpine R12 ported, maybe even more? Now I am thinking about getting the NS V3 12' 2500 watt Sundown sub! After enjoying the SA 12 I need to hear the V3 and maybe scare some old people while I'm at it! Lol
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This amp had over double the power my Rockford fosgate p1 12" subwoofer needed! And I still keep my bass knob on minimum boost and it still SLAMS! So I would say it would push 2 subs no problem at all as long as they aren't extreme high wattage subs.. Awesome amp!! Would highly recommend and would for sure purchase again!!