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Subs, 2 midrange vs 1 highend?
08-04-2003, 02:42 AM
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dont listne to my good buddy jason...never buy from crutchfield....its all about shopping.yahoo.com or ebay...crutchfield is a waste...
Rockford HE'2s sound nice...thats what im runnin...just get a very nice amp and a SECURITY systme...or just have me help ya w/ the custom install...by the way dont you have to change your sig...lol you dont have the stereo stuff anymore...hehe...just playin man...when they catch that SOB we'll drag em behind someones car!!!!!
Rockford HE'2s sound nice...thats what im runnin...just get a very nice amp and a SECURITY systme...or just have me help ya w/ the custom install...by the way dont you have to change your sig...lol you dont have the stereo stuff anymore...hehe...just playin man...when they catch that SOB we'll drag em behind someones car!!!!!
08-12-2003, 03:27 AM
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Originally Posted by russianpolarbear
If you want a good sounding clean loud sub... I would suggest a set of 10" Kicker CVR'*. They hit everything from and Bass Guitar Solo to a Gangsta Rap Beat. I have a set of the Kicker Comps and they sound awesome when I am listening to any type of music.
www.onlinecarstereo.com <<Has brand new stuff, and is pretty damn cheap...
I would run one 10" or 12" with a decent amp, more space, less weight, and it will still sound great!
08-12-2003, 10:11 AM
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Originally Posted by TiMSmo0th
YES! These are one of the best subs out right now. I run two 12'* and they slam! They even come in DVC in case you want to run more of the amps power to one sub.
www.onlinecarstereo.com <<Has brand new stuff, and is pretty damn cheap...
I would run one 10" or 12" with a decent amp, more space, less weight, and it will still sound great!
www.onlinecarstereo.com <<Has brand new stuff, and is pretty damn cheap...
I would run one 10" or 12" with a decent amp, more space, less weight, and it will still sound great!
08-12-2003, 03:35 PM
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Originally Posted by BonneMeMN
Originally Posted by TiMSmo0th
YES! These are one of the best subs out right now. I run two 12'* and they slam! They even come in DVC in case you want to run more of the amps power to one sub.
www.onlinecarstereo.com <<Has brand new stuff, and is pretty damn cheap...
I would run one 10" or 12" with a decent amp, more space, less weight, and it will still sound great!
www.onlinecarstereo.com <<Has brand new stuff, and is pretty damn cheap...
I would run one 10" or 12" with a decent amp, more space, less weight, and it will still sound great!
08-27-2003, 12:28 PM
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1 12" Adire Brahma would make you smile That'* the next upgrade on my list.
They're rated for 1600W RMS 4000W peak thermally. But don't forget the box is everything. In a 1.0 cu.ft. enclosure it will mechanically handle about 900 RMS.
BTW, it'* the highest displacement 12" sub I've ever seen: 27mm xmax(thats one way and still in the magnetic gap). Nonetheless, quality will take quantity any day.
They're rated for 1600W RMS 4000W peak thermally. But don't forget the box is everything. In a 1.0 cu.ft. enclosure it will mechanically handle about 900 RMS.
BTW, it'* the highest displacement 12" sub I've ever seen: 27mm xmax(thats one way and still in the magnetic gap). Nonetheless, quality will take quantity any day.
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