Dryness comes from the lower inductance and lower distortion. The XBL2 drivers do it from their patented coil/motor, the Evil65 does it with an underhung coil and a shorting ring, meaning two different approaches to very clean low distortion sound that doesn't have the harmonics that some people incorrectly perceive as lacking mid-bass. As for good results, there are a lot more than some. I surely understand there is never going to be a driver is loved by all, and there is even more a percentage from those who use a driver improperly or don't have the best install for it to thrive (happens every day). But to say we don't know what we are doing and we should stick to SPL subs, the feedback and reviews all over the place show that is clearly not true showing it is not a claim being made, and I feel a bit uncalled for to be honest. That is fine if a driver is not for you, totally ok, but the performance has only been verifiable put into question as guys who swapped out their PA speakers expecting the same output were disappointed, so again, install and what it is meant for. I traded away a little bit of efficiency for power handling and bandwidtg, as power gets cheaper, bigger amps are being used. The amount of demo's given in the same vehicle at Slamology and Ruckus and TDH, by a wide range of people, all came out with a smile or very positive feedback. That is where a huge majority of the sales for the Evil65's have come from where people actually sat in a car (with minimally treated doors mind you), and bought them right there on the spot or shortly there after.
Sure, for the sale pricing we have going right now. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif
it'll be a total downgrade from hertz hsk xls man. Those are way louder than the evils even when the evils had way more power going to them.
