Skar Audio IX 10 and Skar Audio RP-350.1D 

IX are decent subs but that would be too much power for them. The RP 350 was specifically made for the IX series.

How did you like it

​@@artm5583 8inch IX series sub only 150 rms. have it wired at 8ohm . On a stereo receiver in a 1cubic ft aero port box in garage sounds great .

@@artm5583 skar is having a sell for black friday you should take a look man .

@@joshuadominguez4918 haha that’s exactly what I’m doing 20% off everything. Can’t beat that! Getting one 8” sub and a few 6.5 as well as a set of tweeters for my classic mustang. I want some decent sounds but I’m not looking for massive bass. Just a good thump

@@artm5583 I have a 50 dollar four hundred rms and it’s the hardest hitting ten I’ve ever heard for the price

From what I can remember about the amp and sub specs 2 ix10s at 1 ohm would be perfect for it

@@87IROCZOwner Thanks man! I figure I will give it a try. Worst case, I could always jump up on the amp size if I need to.

Yeah they do....I’ve had 2 8inch IX8s for about 4-5years in a potted box and all sounds great....tuned correctly of-course. Since my system is about 4-5 years old (since Skar first stopped there very first 5channel amps) now I bought a whole new system, Skar Audio RP 5ch, IX 10 with their Skar Audio Ported Box, NVX V Series Speakers. Should sound pretty good once installed

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@@thekidbart4528 I got a 5 ch amp from them. They recomended I only run 200 watts rms safely to these. What do you think? I asked why they said get 4 ohm subs instead of 2 to max output. They said because tend to only do well at rated

Looking for something for my boss's work truck, i think im going to go with this pair for him. My car i have a sony headunit 2 channel rca in in dash equalizer, 6 channel RCA to trunk to 6 channel crossover diverts 4 channel rca to RP150.4 which uses 9 wire conductor to run to factory harness, Skar 6.5s front and rear deck. The other 2 channels is diverted to a bass restoration processor and then another set of 2 channels to sub amp which is the RP800. Its hooked up to a skar svr 10 inch in skar ported box and it just aounds lovely. Main power wire is 0 gauge which goes to a distribution block with 4 4 gauge out. I use 2 for amps and also added a capacitor in line to sub amp. If i could change one thing it would be instead of the rp800 i would have went with the rp1500, not that the 800 is bad, its just with the sub wired down to 1ohm my amp is putting out the most power, the 1500 at 2ohms is 930rms, sub is 800rms, so if say i wanted to upgrade the sub i could go up to 1500 rms/3000 peak, its a big jump so if you ever debate go with more. I oversized wire gauge so if i decide to add more power i wont have to do things twice, but also thats the benefit of having 2 cars I guess. I have had no issues with any product so far. I got the marine amps and they look spectacular.

Yes its the decaf version.

Good for Bass, and value. That's where it ends. The sound quality is awful.

I set my system up with a dd-1 and have had zero issues with the setup and have had it installed for over 6 months now. Distortion and clipping can kill a system really quick.

Yes it does. Your results will vary as yours will be in the trunk of a car where is mine is behind the seat in my truck. It's fairly loud for my truck.

No issues to date.

Still beating to this day!

@@87IROCZOwner That’s good to know thank you

That's the back window rattling.

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2 ohm

Still working fine.

Not sure what you mean by mushy but it definitely is better suited for mid and high frequencies. It can get to the lows but at a point it's just moving and not producing any sound.

This sub is a SPL OUTPUT NO LOW END BASS SONGS ON THIS SUB AND THIS THIS GUY HAS A SPL PREFAB

Bro idk why everyone says these subs can’t hit lows to good I have the same sub in my house and it hits lows better than mid and highs