I havent used either, but I would take an RE RE 8 over the Tang Band. idk it almost seems like the Tang Band looks cheaply made. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/uhoh.gif.c07307dd22ee7e63e22fc8e9c614d1fd.gif
Considering the re8 was judged in an enclosure twice the size reccomended by its manufacturer, both sealed and ported, I really wouldnt put too much faith in that "challenge" when it comes to comparing it to the tang band.
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the only way to do a fair test is to sample each woofer in an identical box. just because it wasnt in the manufacturers recomended box doesent mean it wasnt in a good box. the test was as fair and unbiased as it could have been. SQ judging was done double blind, SPL was done with exactly identical power, in the same enclosure, in the same location in the vehicle, without moving the mic.Considering the re8 was judged in an enclosure twice the size reccomended by its manufacturer, both sealed and ported, I really wouldnt put too much faith in that "challenge" when it comes to comparing it to the tang band.
I'd disagree.the only way to do a fair test is to sample each woofer in an identical box.
I'd disagree.
The only way to do a fair test is to test each woofer in an identical alignment. If sub 1 has a Qtc of .707, sub 2 should likewise be tested in a Qtc .707 alignment. Otherwise you are testing the subwoofer in that box and not the subwoofers themselves. Set the subwoofers up in identical alignments, and the only variable is the subwoofer itself.
Not really fair to test a Qtc 1.0 to a Qtc .5 and attempt to come to the conclusion that sub 1 > sub 2, considering you could test the same sub in those two different alignments and prefer one over the other....it doesn't really prove much.........