Crazy maybe silly idea

[Yadaddy]

I own a 2003 pt cruiser with stock electrical

I'm getting a 1200 watt rockford fosgate amp

And was gonna get 2 soundqubed hds2 15s

But now I'm thinking maybe getting 4 300 watt 15s and walling off my hatch. Would this be louder than the other idea. Would it be awesome . Would it move lots of air. And would it even have a chance of a hair trick.I'm thinking with cone area taken into consideration this idea of go big or go tf home might be the way to go

I'm thinkin rockford fosgate 15s. If anyone has a better idea with a reasonable price let me know.

[Triticum Agricolam]

Four 15"s walled is definitely going to be louder than two non-walled 15"s on the same power. The question you need to ask yourself is if it's worth the effort to wall for a 1200 watt system.

[Broke_Audio_Addict]

I wouldn't waste my time and money walling for a low power system like that.

Also you should care how it sounds not how much hair it blows, which is likely to be none on 1200 watts.

[Yadaddy]

Your right. How it sounds is more important. I'm wanting to get as loud as possible on my budget. And that is another good point. Would it be worth the effort. Honestly It would be if I thought it would kick ass and sound good. What do you guys think I should do? This is my first system ever and I want it to be as good as it possibly can be

[OrionStang]

First system? Keep it simple and learn.

[Yadaddy]

Well I've installed several of my friends systems. And built boxes. So let's say I do keep it simple. 2 hds2 15s ported tuned to 35 hz. What would I learn? I guess even if I don't learn much I would end up with a decent setup and not something people would shake there head at lol

[jk13]

There's some great sounding walls out there. And an efficient setup could get you close to a big number if you test and tune a bunch (at one mic location, not ground pounder or demo monster status).

Absolutely challenge yourself. But more importantly build it how you want it.

[Jessica]

I own a 2003 pt cruiser with stock electrical

I'm getting a 1200 watt rockford fosgate amp

And was gonna get 2 soundqubed hds2 15s

But now I'm thinking maybe getting 4 300 watt 15s and walling off my hatch. Would this be louder than the other idea. Would it be awesome . Would it move lots of air. And would it even have a chance of a hair trick.I'm thinking with cone area taken into consideration this idea of go big or go tf home might be the way to go

I'm thinkin rockford fosgate 15s. If anyone has a better idea with a reasonable price let me know.

i would say just run the HDC's in a nice box. Trying to wall on 1200 watts doesnt seem like a great idea.

Here is another idea though, wall it and then upgrade later and run more power. But then you are just spending more money that way.

Also, im pretty sure RF has odd ball cutout sizes on most their subs. So walling then upgrading later might cause issues.

[jk13]

No matter what you do it'll probably end up being upgraded later in some way, whether it's power or woofers or both. Build the shell like a bomb shelter and keep the baffle upgrade-able.

[IH8PunkRok]

A low power wall done right is hugely impressive

Look at jeepandbass. 3.5k doing a 57

Shit mine even impressed people and it does just shy of a 50 on 1300 watts

Get crazy with it. It's really easy to swap amps and even subs. Build the wall to be loud and you won't regret it