what would be an ideal setup for subs?
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what would be an ideal setup for subs?
i drive an integra and i want to put some subs in. ive been through 800 different options, i was gonna replace my rear speakers with 6.5" subs, but the subs would be too deep. soo iin the market to get something that will keep up with metal. i had an excelon 12" but it didnt do well with the fast double bass, souned badass for rap though. but none the less, what be a good setup? one 10? two 10's? two 8's? im running a cadence txa 300w amp to my speakers.
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Re: what would be an ideal setup for subs? (94_DC4)
i would suggest 2 12" with a mono channel amp, i got 2 infinity 12" 1252 DVC subs and there excellent for any kind of music, it also depends on the head unit u got
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Re: what would be an ideal setup for subs? (lickety_britches)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by lickety_britches »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i had an excelon 12" but it didnt do well with the fast double bass, souned badass for rap though.</TD></TR></TABLE>
That's not because you only had one speaker... The 12" kenwood is a good speaker and should sound just fine for metal. The problem lies in you're box design, power source, or amp and/or it's settings.
That's not because you only had one speaker... The 12" kenwood is a good speaker and should sound just fine for metal. The problem lies in you're box design, power source, or amp and/or it's settings.
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