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<blockquote data-quote="Doxquzme" data-source="post: 8893224" data-attributes="member: 689267">Most companies have decent lines one way or another. Heck, Pioneer makes a decent sub for that matter. Skar has it&#039;s pluses at a given price points, but it&#039;s always a moving target. There isn&#039;t going to be a huge difference between subs priced relatively similar for the most part. There are exceptions. The series 3 NVX VC series are pretty damn good for just under $200. They have just launched a pretty impressive setup in their XC series too. That Epique is a fantastic sub, if you can make them fit. The daul 7&quot; with the 4 PR&#039;s is an impressive little setup indeed. At the end of the day, it&#039;s all about being in the hobby, staying on top of it and what is out there currently, comparatively. The Si subs are really hard to beat at their respective pricing. JL is, well JL, overpriced but some of their drivers are considered the GOATs in their class too.Most would kill to own one or two if they could afford them, I know I would. Have you ever heard the JL home theater subs? Holy $hit!I always try to promote only that which I know or have heard personally, and that is quite a few over the last 30+ years.At the end of the day, Dayton makes some great drivers in a many shapes and sizes and PE is a class act company to do business with.The new Ultimaxx drivers are outstanding!Figure the budget, the room available, application etc. and get recommends from all that have used them is the best advice I can give.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Doxquzme, post: 8893224, member: 689267"] Most companies have decent lines one way or another. Heck, Pioneer makes a decent sub for that matter. Skar has it's pluses at a given price points, but it's always a moving target. There isn't going to be a huge difference between subs priced relatively similar for the most part. There are exceptions. The series 3 NVX VC series are pretty damn good for just under $200. They have just launched a pretty impressive setup in their XC series too. That Epique is a fantastic sub, if you can make them fit. The daul 7" with the 4 PR's is an impressive little setup indeed. At the end of the day, it's all about being in the hobby, staying on top of it and what is out there currently, comparatively. The Si subs are really hard to beat at their respective pricing. JL is, well JL, overpriced but some of their drivers are considered the GOATs in their class too. Most would kill to own one or two if they could afford them, I know I would. Have you ever heard the JL home theater subs? Holy $hit! I always try to promote only that which I know or have heard personally, and that is quite a few over the last 30+ years. At the end of the day, Dayton makes some great drivers in a many shapes and sizes and PE is a class act company to do business with. The new Ultimaxx drivers are outstanding! Figure the budget, the room available, application etc. and get recommends from all that have used them is the best advice I can give. [/QUOTE]

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