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<blockquote data-quote="rugdnit" data-source="post: 8048304" data-attributes="member: 576666"><p>I grew up in Kaslo BC.... I know where you are at man.&nbsp; I would stick with that W7.&nbsp; Definitely DO NOT use multiple different size subs.&nbsp; Just go with the one that has the most SD ( Cone Area ).&nbsp; Just so happens that W7 is a pretty good setup.&nbsp; People here will bash JL and yes they are pricey,&nbsp; but their is a ton of RD&amp;amp;D that goes into developing product that people don&#039;t consider when buying.&nbsp; Developing truly great product takes time and money--&nbsp; both are not cheap.&nbsp; You also get solid service after the sale.&nbsp; There are some smaller boutique brands here that do a good job as well.&nbsp; Ask Jacob at Sundown how much time and money he spends developing a product as well as service after the sale //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif.&nbsp; He has done an incredible job,&nbsp; but I am sure he has busted his *** and it has not been easy.&nbsp; Bigger companies need a better ROI.&nbsp; It&#039;s easy to talk alot of **** when you are young and don&#039;t have full comprehension of what running a successful business takes.&nbsp; Don&#039;t worry about your JL product... run what you already have.&nbsp; If you ever get access to better shop tools you might try building a custom box and then you can compare.&nbsp; A generic one spec fits all type box is generally pretty good for the masses,&nbsp; but not always as good as it could be.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="rugdnit, post: 8048304, member: 576666"] I grew up in Kaslo BC.... I know where you are at man. I would stick with that W7. Definitely DO NOT use multiple different size subs. Just go with the one that has the most SD ( Cone Area ). Just so happens that W7 is a pretty good setup. People here will bash JL and yes they are pricey, but their is a ton of RD&D that goes into developing product that people don't consider when buying. Developing truly great product takes time and money-- both are not cheap. You also get solid service after the sale. There are some smaller boutique brands here that do a good job as well. Ask Jacob at Sundown how much time and money he spends developing a product as well as service after the sale [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif[/IMG]. He has done an incredible job, but I am sure he has busted his *** and it has not been easy. Bigger companies need a better ROI. It's easy to talk alot of **** when you are young and don't have full comprehension of what running a successful business takes. Don't worry about your JL product... run what you already have. If you ever get access to better shop tools you might try building a custom box and then you can compare. A generic one spec fits all type box is generally pretty good for the masses, but not always as good as it could be. [/QUOTE]

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