Good Budget subs and amps?

I really like them...I have been using and selling Memphis for 6 years now....This year the power ref was redesigned to make up for some flaws in the past and they are amazing...

Entry level subs that handle power well and produce sound very well....I have never personally put them into a sealed box I have only put them into slot ported boxes....I would hope they perform as well in the sealed as they do in the ported....

But for the price I couldnt recomend them anymore than I already do at work...

Making the World A Louder Place

Using two SVC 4 ohms, use a mono amp that does 400-500 watts.  Or if a stereo amp is used, get one that does 1 X 400 watts bridged at 4 ohms and use two DVC subs.  You could easily reduce that wattage to 350 to drive those two subs and that will make finding an amp a lot easier.

That Infinity amp will do the job just fine.  And I'll bet it's not in the least over-rated.  I ran one of those CV HED subs on 75 watts for awhile and it got real loud.

http://www.thezeb.com/p-Cerwin-Vega-HED-S1000-10-inch-Subwoofer-108610.htm  As usual, when you're looking for something from one of these online guys, they get the words wrong....This is the SVC 4 ohm sub and the CV site rates it at 300 watts RMS.  So you see two extremes here and both are actually probably wrong.  I believe the true RMS rating for each sub is 250 watts.  I wouldn't power one up with any more watts than 250, but like I said I ran one for awhile on 75 watts.  And IIRC it (and the SVC version that followed) came from theZeb.

This is what they looked like a year ago:

(...looks like they're putting some kind of fancy-looking cover over the magnet now...gotta have that Audiobahn look!...)

Poorman, you should read everything I say before you go blowing it out your ass.  I'm not even going to bother explaining things to you except that you should click on the link that I was referring to...

...that pic happens to be one of  my CV HEDs....duhhh!

customsuburb, yes that will be a setup that will keep that man out of the poorhouse and put a big grin on his face.