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I personally just bought some Rockford Fosgate 12's. In the store they sounded good (not an enclosed room, right out in the open), so I figured what the heck, they were only $42 each (BestBuy is having a sale, 25% off all Rockford Fosgate amps and subs). I've got to build a box for them still, but I've only put about $300 into this set-up and it should sound pretty nice. I'd definitely go with the 2 12's. The 15 would sound nice, but the 2 12's would be better, IMO. The 2 10's wouldn't be bad either. I had a JL 10W1v2-4 in a wedge sealed enclosure in my Camaro's trunk. The thing sounded nice, and still rattled some windows, so 2 10's would sound pretty nice. I personally would go with the 12's, but if you're trying to cut back and save some, go with the 10's.
go with the kickers anyday. also check out infinty i had 2 10" subs and loved them but then gave them to my dad when he got his new car, but take kickers over eclipse.
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