Does anyone have any experience with MB Quart subwoofers? I've heard their amps are good but nothing about subwoofers.
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Does anyone have any experience with MB Quart subwoofers? I've heard their amps are good but nothing about subwoofers.
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I've never personally used any of their subs but I have an older RAA amp and it's a beast. I'd have to imagine they're on par with most of the Hifonics & Crunch stuff since they're all owned by Maxxsonics.
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they're ok... like bubba said, its all maxxsonics... so that should tell you a lil bit about them. not saying their horrible... but you can get better equipment for the price
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Im looking for something that gives me the best bang for the buck, what would u suggest?
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can't be that bad, their Maxxonic amps were pretty good until they increased the price on them
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thats kind of an open ended question... need more specifics... budget, what equipment your looking at (size, wattage, etc...), what your goals are.... stuff like that, then we can steer you in the right directionOriginally Posted by rytard
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not saying its horrible equipment... just that its kinda meh IMO
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the loudest montero sport around
head unit: toshiba thrive 10.1" android tablet/ Kenwood KVT-516
front stage: each door: 1 8' RF p1 (midbass), midrange: 2 cadence cwm6.5's, 1 memphis pr 6.5 coax (kickplate), 1 cadence 4' coax (a-pillars)
subs: 4 AQ HDC3 18'S, walled in a clamshell
amps: subs: AB 500.1, looking for a second; midrange and midbass: 2 AP 1000.4
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that's why it's bang for the buck. If it was majorly awesome then it would be a steal
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Well back in the day, bang for your buck meant Alpine Type R's. They've kind of fallen out of favor with the forum but they're still one of loudest budget subs you can buy.
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MB Quart is a fantastic product dont let anyone tell you otherwise. the price of mb is not bad and amazing Quality of the product..........
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MB Quart is a brand, not a product
stayin high an loud
type r's still get louder than most budget subs.
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nice first post.
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theres your first groan... of many to come, i'm sure
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the loudest montero sport around
head unit: toshiba thrive 10.1" android tablet/ Kenwood KVT-516
front stage: each door: 1 8' RF p1 (midbass), midrange: 2 cadence cwm6.5's, 1 memphis pr 6.5 coax (kickplate), 1 cadence 4' coax (a-pillars)
subs: 4 AQ HDC3 18'S, walled in a clamshell
amps: subs: AB 500.1, looking for a second; midrange and midbass: 2 AP 1000.4
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