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Joshua Learn

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Hello folks. My aim is to get an Fi sub built for my truck. It's an ext. Cab 1997 Chevy Silverado. I have plenty of room to build a box to accommodate a single 15. I just sold my 2 12s. Question is. What options should I select when build my sub? I listen to rock and metal and rap. It's a daily driver. I listen loud all the time. I love the lows. 27-30hz was my favorite on my old subs. And I need a good punch to the sound, like Chevelle in concert toe of punch in the kick drum. Any ideas?

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What model are you getting? i would get the low QTS if you are going ported for sure. Cooling option yes, internal leads are nice. if you are going to be running rated then i would not worry about the extra spider or flatwound coil. If you plan on playing it for long periods of time you might want to do the BP Plug, Hyper pole, cooling, etc.

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So with 1000 watt ssd your option.go with cooling , internal leads, highmax coil( really not needed but I like to order everything) . You should be good to go..if you can wait until black Friday they might run some specials on subs could save you few bucks.

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On 1,000 a basic SSD 15 will be great.

I'd suggest a box on the smaller side and a low tuning to smooth out the frequency response.

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3.0 cu ft would be on the smaller side.

If you are going to stick with 1,000 watts I'd be tempted to go with the FI X-15. I'm not really a fan of the changes they made to the SSD series recently.

"Nothing prevents people from knowing the truth more than the belief they already know it."
"Making bass is easy, making music is the hard part."

Builds:

U7qkMTL.jpg  LgPgE9w.jpg  Od2G3u1.jpg  xMyLoO1.jpg  9pAlXUK.jpg

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