the Rockford fosgate are low on prices, are they good, cause im one of those get what you pay for type believer

 

Rockford is very reputable, Customer service is top notch to boot .
I'd look into 2 Punch series 10's at stage 2 level. That should satisfy your needs very well.

 

Not bad

 

Thanks man, thats taken alot of work off from me... I was looking and tryin to get the best bang for the buck, and of course get the sound i want.. But i found someone who uses the same stuff for the same reason.. Thanks man

I'll most likely get those

Also should i get a 1000/1 amp?

 

I would reccomend 3 amps.
1) Rockford Punch series P600.1BD
2) Zapco DC Reference series 500.2 (hard to find though)
3)Hifonics Zues series ZXi 6006
You can find all of them at www.woofersetc.com but be aware this site is not an authorized Zapco dealer even though they sell Zapco products. They are authorized for everything else though.

 

The rockford being the best outta all of those?

and are you talking about these subs?

http://www.woofersetc.com/index.cfm?...roduct_ID=4486

 

Zapco is superior to all other amplifiers made

 

I added you to aim.. im Jp42093838, but ill talk to you more tomorrow if your on

edit: and if i were to get the Zapco and decided to 'upgrade' my subs, is it powerful enough to handle most subs?

 

cool vid.... hey what is the loudest that dB meter will read?

 

If you were going for SQ then the SPL meter wasn't needed for the video! LOL

Even with SQ you'll want to use Pink Noise to dial in the system. Pink Noise is used with an RTA to see a full spectrum of frequencies. The output looks like a graphic EQ in real time which you can adjust peaks in valleys in frequencies bumps. Pink noise covers the full spectrum of sound 20mhz to 20khz and not just certain frequencies at certain times like music represents. Judging by your video I would say you have some pretty large spikes in the 200Mhz and below range. LOL. Definitely not a SQ thing but an SPL thing.

 

up to 180 DB

 

cool. I used the meter so you could judge how loud it was for an SQ setup.

 

zapco is defenitely superior, But hard to find, that is why I listed them the way I did.

 

Bingo

 

if you dont mind me askin... how much and where did you get it? I used to have one that registered up to 150dB that plugged into the 12v plug but like i said... it was capped at 150 so if this does up to 180 it might be a decent cheap alternative to a TermLab

edit: - oh and does it have a function that will hold the peak dB instead of just real time dB readings like in ur vid?