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Hi,

I'd like to hear your thoughts about a setup.

what would be louder (mostly in the low section) running 2 lvl4 or 2 lvl 3 on a single SAZ1500D amp?

Will the lvl4 perform well with 700-800 watt? or maybe it's better to maximize the performance of two lvl 3?

I intend to the 12" versions.

Thanks.

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I always say over power! You can tune the amp down if need be, but you can never tune the amp to put out more clean power. :drinks:

In that case Level 2s, but once you consider rise and possible voltage drop if running on stock electrical, then you still wont be over powering them.

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Do the 3's i say

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I always say over power! You can tune the amp down if need be, but you can never tune the amp to put out more clean power. :drinks:

what if future plans include adding another amp?

if just the 1 amp, i agree, over power the subs. but if you want room to upgrade amp/add another, underpower for now.

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