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<blockquote data-quote="bigbangtheory" data-source="post: 4262908" data-attributes="member: 563177">Some funny people on this forum. I betcha most of you have an Fi Q and haven&#039;t even heard the CVX.I have had both and as most know have had many problems with the Q. Even when the Q was working, the CVX is louder and just as clean, although I give a slight edge to the Q. In the same box, off the same watts when I first put in the CVX.I still haven&#039;t had a problem with my CVX and is working like a champ.Save the money and get yourself another CVX.I am sure everyone in their mother will bash on me about this sub, although in the great 12 speaker challenge the CVX did quite well if you all remember.And to get it out the way in this thread, it wasn&#039;t user error. How could I rip a surround with a god dam grille covering the whole thing off 900rms if I was lucky with low gains? Please explain that and I will shut up about it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bigbangtheory, post: 4262908, member: 563177"] Some funny people on this forum. I betcha most of you have an Fi Q and haven't even heard the CVX. I have had both and as most know have had many problems with the Q. Even when the Q was working, the CVX is louder and just as clean, although I give a slight edge to the Q. In the same box, off the same watts when I first put in the CVX. I still haven't had a problem with my CVX and is working like a champ. Save the money and get yourself another CVX. I am sure everyone in their mother will bash on me about this sub, although in the great 12 speaker challenge the CVX did quite well if you all remember. And to get it out the way in this thread, it wasn't user error. How could I rip a surround with a god dam grille covering the whole thing off 900rms if I was lucky with low gains? Please explain that and I will shut up about it. [/QUOTE]

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