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Best buy sells dual subs max power at 1000 watts 1200 each sub...umm for 139 in a box with 4 holes..heres the link
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....1&type=product
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....1&type=product
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I think his question is: Are these a good deal?
My opinion is that you get what you pay for. Buy cheap, get cheap product. I have a tendancy to stay away from most of Worst Buy'* mobile electronics.
My opinion is that you get what you pay for. Buy cheap, get cheap product. I have a tendancy to stay away from most of Worst Buy'* mobile electronics.
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Sensitivity 89dB
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Sensitivity has to do with how wastedful the speaker is with the power you give it. I wouldnt buy them because Dual lies about thier power ratings
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Sensitivity is the amount of sound a speaker makes on a given power.
all makers pump 1 watt of power into their speaker, and find the SPL at 1 meter from the speaker in a sound dead room. So if you have an 88db sensitive speaker and one that'* 91db, the 91 will sound 2x as loud.
all makers pump 1 watt of power into their speaker, and find the SPL at 1 meter from the speaker in a sound dead room. So if you have an 88db sensitive speaker and one that'* 91db, the 91 will sound 2x as loud.