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daily drivers that can be heard a couple ways down, makes people roll their windows up at stop lights and you can keep bumping for as long as your commute is because your voltage won't dip below 12 volts lol because you're not spl burping. Usually one doesn't really care how it looks like, its on any veichle type and many factors like cabin gain, compression, loss, sq , etc all that techincal stuff aren't thought of lol. Thats my opinion of a ground pounder. I think my daily driver is a ground pounder on a little over 2k watts. More wattage doesn't necessarily always mean louder ;). Shit im sure 4 15's with a solid box on the same amps im running will be louder because theoretically more cone area means more air being pushed, pounding on peoples chest :D

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daily drivers that can be heard a couple ways down, makes people roll their windows up at stop lights and you can keep bumping for as long as your commute is because your voltage won't dip below 12 volts lol because you're not spl burping. Usually one doesn't really care how it looks like, its on any veichle type and many factors like cabin gain, compression, loss, sq , etc all that techincal stuff aren't thought of lol. Thats my opinion of a ground pounder. I think my daily driver is a ground pounder on a little over 2k watts. More wattage doesn't necessarily always mean louder ;). Shit im sure 4 15's with a solid box on the same amps im running will be louder because theoretically more cone area means more air being pushed, pounding on peoples chest :D

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Vehicle: 2014 GMC Sierra 2500HD WT

Head Unit: Pioneer DEH-

Mids/Highs: Focal Integration ISC 165’s (front) 

Subs/Amps: TBD

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