sorry, but that's called a blind assumption, not an educated guess. These threads frustrate me to no end and have more to do with brand stereotyping that results.most differences people observer are
A: alignment differences based o frequency response (such as the "bottom heavy" comment)
B: blind assumption differences based on threads like these
i dont know what sound better tbh, but one would likely discussion distortion vs spl to talk about that. I doubt we even know thb //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
ya, you might be right, i'm not suggesting what you heard was in fact a true "sound quality" difference or not, i just encourage people to be careful when using brand stereotypes, it just getting annoying when you see newbies catch on to what others say because they heard it ten times so they start preaching it as if they are speaking from first hand experiencei agree.but having owned the Q , while it sounded good , it could have sounded much better. i was SET on an idmax for the longest because of everyone who owned them saying they sound like 'ear ***' but being touchy when near the rated rms.
i have owned a couple idq v1's that had SLIGHT coil rubbing and they sounded excellent , and id expect similar from theier 'flagship' subwoofer.
sorry if i raised your blood pressure. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/tongue.gif.6130eb82179565f6db8d26d6001dcd24.gif
i understand.ya, you might be right, i'm not suggesting what you heard was in fact a true "sound quality" difference or not, i just encourage people to be careful when using brand stereotypes, it just getting annoying when you see newbies catch on to what others say because they heard it ten times so they start preaching it as if they are speaking from first hand experience
to each his own would apply to this thread...ID Max is great sounding sub, but they arent that durable. I would buy a Q just for durability, Well actually I would find a used 12 spoke SI Mag and call it a day. Or spend less than both on the new Mag v4. I have owned all of them at one time or another. I liked the Mag better than the ID MAX, and both better than the Q for SQ, but not output. The Q is a great sub for a great price. The ID Max is nice, but expensive and not real durable.
The MAX is a SQ/SPL sub, they get super loud while still creating a nice clean accurate and musical bass.How loud will a IDMax get, if I put one in my gp, will it still hit really hard?