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<blockquote data-quote="01 S 10" data-source="post: 5730091" data-attributes="member: 584353">if there is bassrace up there, thats usually pretty easy, its just bracketed so even if someone has 4 18&quot;s you can compete against them (if they want to) in the same bracket (129.9db more than likely)...or like said above, USACi is good, i like that style, you would be streetbeat 2 iirc.Iasca, you could do bassboxing featherweight.just depends on what local shows do there. most have &quot;local&quot; classes: 1-2 subs, 3-4 subs, 5+ subs, 1-2 subs walled, 3-4 subs walled, etc. those usually go by peak score.and it depends on where the mic is placed too lol, lots of variables, you should just go to a local show and see what they do first. see what other people are getting as far as scores, with similar equipment to see if its worth it. most comps charge $10 up to $25 per event usually. and finals are a lot more expensive if your good and get great scores</blockquote>

[QUOTE="01 S 10, post: 5730091, member: 584353"] if there is bassrace up there, thats usually pretty easy, its just bracketed so even if someone has 4 18"s you can compete against them (if they want to) in the same bracket (129.9db more than likely)... or like said above, USACi is good, i like that style, you would be streetbeat 2 iirc. Iasca, you could do bassboxing featherweight. just depends on what local shows do there. most have "local" classes: 1-2 subs, 3-4 subs, 5+ subs, 1-2 subs walled, 3-4 subs walled, etc. those usually go by peak score. and it depends on where the mic is placed too lol, lots of variables, you should just go to a local show and see what they do first. see what other people are getting as far as scores, with similar equipment to see if its worth it. most comps charge $10 up to $25 per event usually. and finals are a lot more expensive if your good and get great scores [/QUOTE]

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