9515 or 3510

 

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Username: Snarl2004

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at the moment I have a 9515 on 3000 rms

I was wondering which would be louder my 1 9515 or 2 3510's on 3000rms?

Also which will sound better? Hit a
larger variety of notes? And hit lower?

Thanks
 

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Username: Bestmankind

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depends on how you set it up snarl. but for cleaner sound i'd go with the 35 series. i used to have the 95 series and they are spl. i've heard a pair of 3510s in tuan's crx and they sounded pretty good. even though it was setup for spl.
 

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Username: Bestmankind

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oh btw incase some of you may ask "chad, if he was setup for spl then he just burped his car so how can you say it sounded good?"

he entered the bass race as well with that setup for fun. so i got to hear music out of it.
 

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Username: Bonhamd

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i dont know what would be louder but i have to give props on that setup. That has to straight pound in an s10
 

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Username: Snarl2004

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ya I love of. What I want to do is idealy get a smaller box to save room that's why I was thinking about the 3510s but I don't want to loose much is any output. If anything I was hopnf they would be louder. But I don't mind how the 9515 sounds I kinda like it. The the sound difference big between a 9515 and a 3510
 

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Username: Nd4spd18

Northwest PA

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The 9515 is not SPL only, trust me I have one. It's not an SQ sub by any means but neither is the 35s.

The 95s do lack low end, so do the 35s but not as much.
 

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Username: Th3pwn3r

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"The 9515 is not SPL only, trust me I have one. It's not an SQ sub by any means but neither is the 35s.

The 95s do lack low end, so do the 35s but not as much."

I don't have a problem on the lower end and you guys forget that a speaker needs to be able to move fast enough to keep up with the beat or music and DD subs are known for their fast attack which translates into good and clean SQ.
 

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Username: Denali_on_22s

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i would go 3510s... 12s if you can
 

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Username: Ton

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Hey Rob how do you compare the DD3500 vs RE SX?
 

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Username: Insearchofbass

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"What I want to do is idealy get a smaller box to save room that's why I was thinking about the 3510s but I don't want to loose much is any output."

How much more room would you actually save going with the 10's?
 

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Username: Mj23dynasty

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I've heard tht the 2500 series has the best low end/ sq out of the dd series except for their sq sub the 9100 or something like tht.
 

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Username: Nd4spd18

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I'd say 1 15" > 2 10"s

Don't you have a massive p3000.1? You've actually got a 9515 on ~2700w then
 

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Username: Chaunb3400

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as a daily driver i would take a SX over a 3500...
 

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Username: 420alldaylong

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Fi BL^^^^^
 

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Username: Stamant

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Chauncey, you have BLs and have heard all subs in question right. Would you still take the SX over the BLs and 3500 for dailey driver?
 

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Username: Snarl2004

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"Don't you have a massive p3000.1? You've actually got a 9515 on ~2700w then"

ya true but its plenty of power for my 9515.
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