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<blockquote data-quote="DarkScorpion" data-source="post: 6726814" data-attributes="member: 618537">He didn&#039;t say his son is into SQ, he said he is. Unless his kid is over 20 years old, it&#039;s almost impossible for them to truly appreciate a high end SQ set-up. Also, he said he&#039;s looking for great bang for buck, a subwoofer which the Type-R fits VERY well. Most of the questions you just asked have either been partially answered, or implied by his limited budget - no appreciable amount of processing can be accomplished with a budget of $400 that encompasses subwoofer, amp, AND the processor, unless you&#039;re settling for a 3sixty.1 and a single sub set-up.Also, he said that while he believes a single set-up would suffice, his son wants a dual 12&quot; set-up, indicating he still hasn&#039;t moved out of the phase that more is better. It&#039;s incredibly hard to tell young people the benefits of an SQ setup over an SPL setup; like I said, the type-R sounds decent as far as SQ is concerned and gets loud while being cheap and remaining a very recognizable brand. No, not all of us are SPL burp machines as you put it, but many of us know where there is a good comprimise between said burp machine and an all out, flower-power SQ set-up like you seem to want to give him.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DarkScorpion, post: 6726814, member: 618537"] He didn't say his son is into SQ, he said [I]he [/I]is. Unless his kid is over 20 years old, it's almost impossible for them to truly appreciate a high end SQ set-up. Also, he said he's looking for great bang for buck, a subwoofer which the Type-R fits VERY well. Most of the questions you just asked have either been partially answered, or implied by his limited budget - no appreciable amount of processing can be accomplished with a budget of $400 that encompasses subwoofer, amp, AND the processor, unless you're settling for a 3sixty.1 and a single sub set-up. Also, he said that while he believes a single set-up would suffice, his son wants a dual 12" set-up, indicating he still hasn't moved out of the phase that [I]more is better.[/I] It's incredibly hard to tell young people the benefits of an SQ setup over an SPL setup; like I said, the type-R sounds decent as far as SQ is concerned and gets loud while being cheap and remaining a very recognizable brand. No, not all of us are SPL burp machines as you put it, but many of us know where there is a good comprimise between said burp machine and an all out, flower-power SQ set-up like you seem to want to give him. [/QUOTE]

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