10's Or A 15

[Mick]

Ok i have an amp that puts out 1300WRMS but we will say its a 1000WRMS

Now i carnt decide if i should put 2 x 600WRMS 10" subs in or 1 x 1000WRMS 15" sub

Any thoughts ?

[33drifter]

2 12's

[SKYL1N]

1X15 would save space

and in my opinion 2X10s looks kinda pussy

atleast if ur gonna put 2 or something in make it 12's

[rocketboy]

Depends what subs you go for and what you want out of a particular setup. If you want good strong low end, then I'd suggest a 15" I have found 15"s to produce better low end in almost all comparative models. Some people have said 15"s aren't very quick in transient response, I have never had any proplems with them sounding "slow".Apparently Image Dynamics IDMax subs go way low for their 10"s and 12", although they do have a 15" in that range as well.

Personaly I would run a 15" with a rating of about 500-600wrms and run it with about double the power for overhead. Just make sure you set gains carefully if you do this.

[G-Money]

2 10's you'll enjoy the tight but hard bass if your putting that much power through it . ive found that its hard to have a 15 that does not lag unless you have a good box. hard but not impossible.

if you want dero bass go the 15 with a big box

if you want a nice clean sounding system (still with hard hitting bass) go the 10's

[Mick]

The subs i'll be goin is Kicker L7 series.

The Kicker S10L7 subs are 600WRMS and the Kicker S15L7 is 1000WRMS

So basicaly i was wonderin if i should go 2 x S10L7's or 1 X S15L7

[DRD-00F]

the L7 series has really good excursion rates... If you buy a ported box from the same company too, then it will still sound tight...

But still, what kind of bass do you want?