which debate was this??

had an install just like that in my old BM sounded the tits... but it cost alot to get it right... but i had the advantage of space to play around with...

i agree with the miss matching of subs, but it is possible to get it right, if your willing to put money and time into it... but thanx to 'bin laden' i lost my job and had to sell the motor...

YAK m8 nooooo..... dont mix sub size's! we've already had that debate on here!:o

2 x 15's good ones will make your ears bleed...

i would go for 1 x 15 and 2 x 10/12 this would give you a serious low level wid your 15 but still hit hard to give you nice crisp clean bass hits with the 10/12. all in sealed boxes, if you can find space that is....

personally i would use a sealed box, i dont like the sound of ported boxs, they resonate too much and i think it sounds wierd, just my opinion though.

i am thinking bout getting 2 15's very soon,what box would u boys surgest?sealed or ported?i listen 2 garage and drum and bass mostly.

The GT series is listed as the 'Grand Touring Series', differently from the GTO series.........at least on my link thats what it says :o

http://www.jbl.com/car/product.asp?prod=GT150&ser=GTS&cat=SUB comes under the gto series according to that page, but is a GT150

http://www.jbl.com/car/category.asp?cat=sub

no 15" gto listed on their website???

tell you truth mate, i heard the 15" drop in a mates car, and wanted it BAD. Although look out for Bravogirls system, 2x 12" rockfords. 1000RMS run off the Type RF 1500 amp. Should be good.

Steve

it is a gto i think. i listen to all types of music. wots the best gains and things etc

but steve, what made you choose a 15 in sealed as opposed to 2 twelves in ported? the 12's would punch better and still drop the big spl notes. i got 145dB @ 40Hz with two 12's.

jbl dont make a 15" gto series, they do the W15GTi and GT150/GT150D

Not true corb :P i got my 15" which is in a sealed box. Still gets me 143 dB ;). BUT it really does depend on what you are after. if you like the really deep lows, then port it. If you wanna keep a bit of punch (not that 15's are all that good for punch) then sealed. Mine still keeps up with hard House and drops nicely with Street Bass CD's.

Steve:thumbs:

if sum1 gets a 15, thats suggests that they want low and loud, max possible. so most would want to use a ported box as a result.

its a jbl gto. the one with jbl in orange letters.

depends what sort of music u listen to
id go sealed with a 15, as 15 is big enuff to drop lows pretty heavily anyway.

wot sub?

i got a sealed box for my 15" sub but im debatings wheather to get a ported box.

i need ur opinions guys