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<blockquote data-quote="Skooter" data-source="post: 8184535" data-attributes="member: 647506">Well, I have a question for myself, and a question for a friend as well.I&#039;m looking for a subwoofer that performs well in SQ, but still allows me to get loud every now and then. I don&#039;t want to spend a huge amount of money, but if the difference isn&#039;t too much then I suppose that&#039;s fine. Also, wondering if I should go sealed or ported? I know that sealed is able to give you quicker, punchier bass, but I have also been told that this is possible also with a long port or transmission line. Please shed a little light on this for me. The subwoofers I have been looking at are as follows. I chose them because they have comparable surface area and prices, and I have been told they do well in sealed boxes, which is what I assumed I should be going for.1 Sundown X181 Fi Q181 RE SX182 RE SEX15&#039;s3 Sundown&nbsp; SD-2 12&#039;sOk, so question two. A friend of mine currently has two Sundown SA 12&#039;s, and he is wondering if he can add to them, another set of 15&#039;s, using all 4 subs. I&#039;m not sure whether two different sized subwoofers would cause phase cancellation of any sort. Again, please shed a little light on this for me.Thank you, everyone.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Skooter, post: 8184535, member: 647506"] Well, I have a question for myself, and a question for a friend as well. I'm looking for a subwoofer that performs well in SQ, but still allows me to get loud every now and then. I don't want to spend a huge amount of money, but if the difference isn't too much then I suppose that's fine. Also, wondering if I should go sealed or ported? I know that sealed is able to give you quicker, punchier bass, but I have also been told that this is possible also with a long port or transmission line. Please shed a little light on this for me. The subwoofers I have been looking at are as follows. I chose them because they have comparable surface area and prices, and I have been told they do well in sealed boxes, which is what I assumed I should be going for. 1 Sundown X18 1 Fi Q18 1 RE SX18 2 RE SEX15's 3 Sundown SD-2 12's Ok, so question two. A friend of mine currently has two Sundown SA 12's, and he is wondering if he can add to them, another set of 15's, using all 4 subs. I'm not sure whether two different sized subwoofers would cause phase cancellation of any sort. Again, please shed a little light on this for me. Thank you, everyone. [/QUOTE]

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