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If you don't mind spending the extra $40, go for the bigger one and under gain it, affords you opportunities/flexibility to potentially reuse it in another car/application someday too potentially.
Also, I looked at the XD amps before going with the Alpine, they are nice and very small form factor, the Alpine is slightly larger physically. I have mine tucked under the trunk floor on the opposite side of where the factory amp goes, same side as the sub itself, it fits there very nicely admittedly, but if you were thinking of mounting the amp somewhere where it has open access to air (better cooling) then smaller is typically nicer. Edit: if you do buy the larger one, make sure to tell your installer that you want them to use a DMM (digital MultiMeter) to under gain it. 400W RMS is what the speaker is rated for, 300 is recommended, you can go above that too depending on your settings. I have mine setup for 400W@ 75% vol on my HU using a 0db 60hz test tone. TBH this is slightly conservative, almost nothing music wise will actually play that way, but it suits my needs very well. |
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Sooo is anyone completely happy with the bass production from the JL Stealth box? I would like to buy it, but I am seriously considering a ported/fiber glass custom design in the driver side back seat door panel.
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It hits extremely hard. A lot more punch and impact than the OEM Audio + sub. @HLUCIANO55 can tell you more he just installed it.
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I've been running the JL Stealthbox for over a year. I was ready to pull the trigger on OEM+, but feared the bass from their 8" subwoofer would not be enough for me as metal and electronic genres are my go to. I'm also running a Ca-Fi Dashlinq which lets me fine tune the sound.
Overall I'm very happy. The bass hits so hard that I had to install sound deadening at key places to prevent rattles - which I don't blame the subwoofer for, there are definitely locations on the rear of the car that can be prone to rattling without attention. At the moment, no rattles, the trunk doesn't shake, and August Burns Red has never sounded better. The metal cover on the subwoofer is also a plus as I'm a total savage and transport my mountain bike in the trunk. I would like to upgrade the speakers / amps at some point but don't know where to start there. |
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