Best SQ DC sub?

[Kevinn 10+ year member]

Looks like DC is the shit right now.

Whats their best SQ sub?

10/12/15 any of those sizes.

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[the Answer 10+ year member]

i think dc is more sql.

 

[bose301s 5,000+ posts]

Of their subs the Level 3 and Level 4 appear to be the most oriented towards sounding good and getting loud. Personally I wouldn't even consider them if I were looking for SQ, only a few subs make my short list for SQ and DC isn't on it.

 

[fasfocus00 5,000+ posts]

my Level 4 15 get loud off of 1500 watts and sounds very good.

 

[spltuscon 10+ year member]

Level 4 XL 15 that I had sounded good. I wouldn't quite call it an SQ sub, but not bad at all while getting very loud. The XL sounded better that the Level 4's that I tried fyi....

 

[thorshammer1 10+ year member]

I'd have to say lvl 3 or 4. Having said that the lvl 5 impressed me very much with how sensitive it is on music.

 

[KHARPS 10+ year member]

I've used LV4XLs in 10'' and 12'' and LV4s in 12'' and I thought the LV4s sounded better on music. The LV4XLs can also sound good but the LV4s sounded better in my opinion.

 

[assassyn 10+ year member]

Level 1

The Level 1 sub is "Bass on a Budget".

When we sat down to design this driver we were looking at making an in-expensive sub with great SQ and lots of output. Because there are a lot of entry level subs out there, we wanted to make sure that anyone who buys a DC Level 1 get everything and more in comparison to how much came out of pocket for it. I think we did just that.

Level 2

This is one of our greatest accomplishments. It’s a sub that has everything you need

in a daily driver except the cost.

The Level 2 starts out with a double-stacked FEA optimized motor wrapped in a magnet boot with a chrome top plate and T yoke to keep it looking good.

It has 18 mm of X-Max, progressive spider, 2.5" voice coil, cast basket, push terminals

and a under rated suggestion of 300w RMS/600w peak power handling.

This sub works great in sealed or ported enclosures and defiantly gives you more bang

for your buck!

Key Features

• Extremely rigid non-pressed paper cone assembly

• Multilayered polymer foam surround

• Polypropylene dust cover with embossed DC logo

• 8” OD flat linear roll spider

• Heavy duty interweaved tinsel lead wire

• Cast aluminum black frame

• FEA analyzed and optimized motor assembly - Fully CNC machined

• Rubber mounting gasket

• Chrome spring loaded push terminals

• Dual 4 ohm 2.5” Hi-temp Aluminum voice coil wound on black

anodized voice coil former

• Rubber magnet cover

 

[Kevinn 10+ year member]

Thanks guys. Appreciate the info!