2 sealed 15's diy 1000rms each... Music only.

[goneriding11]

Alll in the title. I would like to get two nice 6 or 8 ohm 15's. Using a Sony dh550 receiver. Going with b215xl for mains. 2.2. Music only. I saw Dayton oh but they were 4 ohm. Will my receiver support that? Also, what amp? Inuke, berenger? I am thinking 750-1000 rms subs. 8000 cube room. 1000 square feet, no doors.

So, what two subs that fit this description should I seal for nearly 100% music? Thanks so much!

Also, I have a thread in loudspeakers where you can see what kind of idiot I am and what I'm trying to accomplish. My budget is around 2k. The thread is 4.4 stereo system.

 

[KenM10759]

The impedance of the subwoofers isn't important because they are an active speaker (have their own amp) and are not affecting nor using the speaker output amps of your receiver.

 

[goneriding11]

That's exactly what I thought. I come from car audio and built a dh550 with tsi400s, an f12 and a psw505. They compliment each other well but I need a good deal more output across the board. I have a lot of questions in my last post in the 4.4 system post. Thanks again.

 

[Jeff R.]

I would buy 2 of Dayton Ultimax 15" with the DIY Box. Easy to assembly and have tons of output. I have 2 of them...you can not go wrong for price. I can not even get them to come close to distortion.

 

[lsiberian]

I go for TC Sounds drivers myself. It's a brand I know, trust and love. But you certainly can't go wrong with a Dayton, RE Audio or JL Audio driver.

 

[goneriding11]

none of those subs are in stock. save for a 13w7 and jl is overpriced imo. i looked at re and didn't see and prices... i knew a guy with a xxx off a 1000d ported around 33hz i believe. very nice.

i have a 12 inch rockford p3 that i was going to put in a ported box @ 34hz in my car. its 600rms. i also have an infinity 1262w that is 300 rms. they are both dual 4 ohm. could i use either of these in addition to the psw505 and f12? i want to stay around 5-600$ for a box, amp and sub. double if it is two subs, of course.

integrating a 12 i already own into my current system is ideal though. thank you very much.