Finally a low profile 1500 watt sub that I can use with the 4080 sub box. Now I just need a class d amp to push it. Something close to a 1,000 watts should do it for me. Here is the website.
http://www.criticalmassaudio.com/cat...od&productId=2

 

heard, it, its not bad...i would say you dont need that much power to makeit sound good though...oinly thing is that hte grille on the sub box wont fit anymore...

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There is no way that a small neo pot like that is going to provide enough electromotive force to work in a small box like the 4080 ...


well... not with any sense of low end at all.

Try something like this ... same yourself a good deal of cash and you'll probably get just as much, if not more performance out of it.
http://yellow.mynethost.com/~bv12636...3ae7e62e006d7b


You need to realize that a 1500W rating for a subwoofer is NOT 100% representative of how loud it is able to play. It shows its ability to dissapate heat ... basically, it won't burn up.

Is there a reason you need to have a "1500W" sub?

 

You might also want to check out the new Pioneer subwoofers, now in a 10 and 12 size and are only 4" deep (no Bull$#%#!). I heard this in a scion demo car with 3 12" woofers and it sure did sound the same as any other 12"s. I am going to install a 12 in my woman's tahoe next month.

Check em out!

Pioneer TS-SW1241D (12")
http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/pn...969819,00.html

Pioneer TS-SW1041D (10")
http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/pn...969808,00.html