Audiohz

I am thinking the same from what I have seen with -5db, but it’s double the power so I may start it there and listen. I have the -7.5 also if it needs more.

Going to set the gain for a sundown sae 3000 that’s on two sundown sa15’s in sealed box. Strong electrical 240 amp alt, xs d3400 up front and a d5100 in the rear. I’m looking at the -10db track doing way to much. What would be best setting?i know the SA’s can take some abuse but don’t want to over do it.

Well I'm currently using a sae 3000d with the gain set with a smd dd1 at -8.8db 40hz.. I'm tempted to push harder at -10db 40hz.

So your using a 2500 amp 1250 to each 600 watt sub . But I have rev 3 15's in a sealed box and shouldn't go over 1k per sub? Sounds kinda weak. Idk

So with two sa15's d4 what would be the best sundown amp to run? I know I keep hearing they can take more then 750 especially being they will be in a sealed box.

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Amp is a sae 3000d, two d4 sa15 sealed box ... got a smd dd1 . Would -10db be good? I read sealed needs more power . Right now I'm at -8.8 db and sounds like they could definitely take more idk.

So after testing and setting with the dd1 how many people actually play music up to your head unit max distortion level? I'm set and have set several systems and rarely get that high say 27 to 29 out of 34 tested clean with dd1. Maybe with some music you can get to the max volume but with hip hop most cant. What's your results?

Tuning is done my head unit max volume is 39 out of 40. How many people actually turn the volume up to the max volume on the regular? Would most be content with say 27 to 35 ? Sub amp is a sundown 3k on 2 sa15 d4 . Tuned at -8.1db for 2k with load . The highs is rockford T2652-S components with one extra set of RF tweeters bridged on a sundown 50.4 -2.5db tune.. subs seem to be taking anything i give them up to volume 39 but the tweeters sound like they breaking up a little at 39 on a few tracks.

Hope this doesn't sound like a VS thread but I currently have the rockford T2652-S and basically want the sundown equivalent I just like to match up brands.

Hows the sd components? Would they keep up with to sundown sa15's ok? The amp the components would be on would give them 100 watts each side .

The sa v2 components sold out online everywhere was told v3 coming asap.

So with a new version of the sa components coming some time soon would it be worth waiting for or go with sd components? Amp is a RF 300x2 that's what I'm working with power wise

The box specs sundown list say 1.75 for a sa 12 is that already calculating sub displacement?

I just went out to try it out.. started at 50hz where I have had it went to 63hz not bad could maybe pick up a little more punch but when I did 80 hz no good. It was like it was working my amp harder. My voltage was dropping big time.

Everything in and playing. Been going eazy on the subs for a while.. what's most set lpf to? Right now I have lpf at 50hz.

I was just thinking out loud maybe a v3 possibly. I dont see the sa components available now. Discontinued?

Any one know when a new sa component set will be available? And any info on them?

Well was ready to install the sa's today but cut out for the p3's being a little smaller hindered that. The only thing I have is a drum sander that I can attach to my drill . Would that be ok to use ? The box is birtch not sure what grit would be best.

Good to know ... thanks for the help man. I'm going to get some in the am . As far as I know rule on poly fil is about a pound per cube so I'll try that.

With your 10's where they at spec to sundown sealed spec ? Did you use poly fil or anything in the box?

I'm at 5.34 cube total net for two subs 2.5 each

How did the 10's do on low bass? I'm kinda curious to see how the 15's do on it.

Well got the sa's really want to use in a ported enclosure. Just small ass car no worries about giving up back seat just wanna go be enough box to be efficient without really going over 2k on power if I can.. might still try them out sealed though.

The p3's on 1200 watts the sa's would be on 2000 watts.