Im really liking the looks of the RL-P....ive heard it does good in sealed apps and can hit the lows great which is exactly what im looking for. it says it can handle 500-1k rms, but do you think 2 15" RL-P's can handle say 2500-2800 rms daily? or is that a bit too much for them? also would they work well in a 5cuft sealed box or so.
yanks you can email mike at soundsplinter. he answers all your questions by next day. very cool guy to work with. lol. in fact you two kinda look alike. lol.
word chad....just sent him an email....good to see a company who actually returns emails lol....ive sent emails to 5 places looking for an alt and only 1 place ever returned my email and i sent out the emails a week and a half ago
good day for me, this is one of the few subs that i have experience with. i installed a 12 in 1.5cubes tunes to 33 on a nine.1 and it handels it pretty well. i would just contact ss and see what they would think about it. i would try not to push it with a 5cuft because after displacement you would be at about 4.66cuft? when six would be reccoended for two 15's. but hey i have never installed one in a box smaller than recomended so i dont know how it will preform. i might not have helped much but...it couldnt have hurt anything
thanks kyle, you did help bud. im not positive on how much room i have in my trunk (bout to go take dimensions). i have a tiny trunk so its gonna be tight back there. i think i can pull off 5.5cuft tops but we'll see.
oh and the customer service? i had a problem with the first sub i got from him after about a month of use. i emailed him and he told me send it back. so i did and as soon as the bad sub arrived at his place, he sent out a new one the next day.
both subs are going strong. haven't had problem with them since. *knock on wood*
just port one 15 rlp on whatever amp you have now, it will be loud, it will fit, and you wont need a HO alt if you dont need one now and you wont need a new amp.
well regardless, im getting a new amp....my hifonics feel like an oven after a hour long drive....but i am thinking about just one ported but i dunno. you make perfect sense dope, i just dont know what i want lol
Anything much more then 1100 watts on the 15" rl-p is pushing it. They thrive ported and tuned low. Oxsign on SSA has put up some great output numbers for an SQ sub, and is now loving his RL-p 18.
btw, took dimensions last nite....gonna be very hard to squezze a 5cuft box in there so i mite just be doing 1 15" ported tuned low or 2 12's sealed.....
