They're not SQ subs. That's probably why I can buy them at my work for about $40 a piece. Also, dunno why someone would mention a RE XXX when SQ is desired.i can sell you 2 brand new kenwoods.
They're not SQ subs. That's probably why I can buy them at my work for about $40 a piece. Also, dunno why someone would mention a RE XXX when SQ is desired.
Dayton HO, JBL GTI, Alpine Type-X, and there's many more out there.
I will second the Macdaddy 10'sI have some Diamond Audio Macdaddy 10's I might be willing to dig up they are brand new in box. Also I would suggest Boston G5'S AND THE GTR RADIATOR.
Hmm, from some quick searching it seems like the old XXXs (no random apostrophe) are not too bad when it comes to SQ.The old XXX's sound wonderful, I don't know what you've been smoking, but I say lay off of it for a while broseph.
For 3, I'd probably say IA Flatlyne or JL w6v2.
Kef
SQ on here means loud as fuk without breaking up. SQ anywhere else (besides ROE and SMD) means having the ability to blend in with your front stage to the point of when you forget you even have a sub woofer.Hmm, from some quick searching it seems like the old XXXs (no random apostrophe) are not too bad when it comes to SQ.
However, it seems like subwoofer SQ on CA.com is different than the subwoofer SQ I've been reading about on DIYMA. I'd rather attain the latter.
Joe
SQ on here means loud as fuk without breaking up. SQ anywhere else (besides ROE and SMD) means having the ability to blend in with your front stage to the point of when you forget you even have a sub woofer.
No point in go to far into anything around here.THere is nothing I love more than blanket generalizations //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/frown.gif.a3531fa0534503350665a1e957861287.gif