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<blockquote data-quote="altoncustomtech" data-source="post: 4336315" data-attributes="member: 564410"><p>I don&#039;t know what kind of budget you have but if you&#039;re interested in the hifonics subs just steer clear of the lower class subs.&nbsp; Hifonics builds the Brutus subs to be a SQ and SPL cross.&nbsp; They brought back the Atlas&#039;s this year which were considered a SQ sub before they redesigned.&nbsp; Also, there&#039;s always the MB Quart Premium subwoofers which have faired quite well in the reviews in Car Audio and Electronics and Performance Auto &amp;amp; Sound magazines.&nbsp; The Brutus and MB Quarts run in the $150 to $200 a piece range.&nbsp; But I can imagine the FI, SI, or other&#039;s could be had when you get into that price range.&nbsp; I use the Hifonics gear in my own rides because I can&#039;t afford very much and the dealers around here only deal in the major brands like Pioneer, Alpine, Sony, some Lightning Audio, Fusion etc and the cheapo&#039;s like PowerAcoustic and such that I&#039;ll never buy into.&nbsp; The Hifonics gear works great for me and everyone who listens to it really likes the way it sounds.&nbsp; It&#039;s not the best stuff but it works for me.&nbsp; If I was you I&#039;d look into the prices of the better brands and if they&#039;re too pricey for you and you&#039;d have to have your stuff sooner then I think you would be happy with the Hifonics as long as you did the install right.&nbsp; Good Luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="altoncustomtech, post: 4336315, member: 564410"] I don't know what kind of budget you have but if you're interested in the hifonics subs just steer clear of the lower class subs. Hifonics builds the Brutus subs to be a SQ and SPL cross. They brought back the Atlas's this year which were considered a SQ sub before they redesigned. Also, there's always the MB Quart Premium subwoofers which have faired quite well in the reviews in Car Audio and Electronics and Performance Auto & Sound magazines. The Brutus and MB Quarts run in the $150 to $200 a piece range. But I can imagine the FI, SI, or other's could be had when you get into that price range. I use the Hifonics gear in my own rides because I can't afford very much and the dealers around here only deal in the major brands like Pioneer, Alpine, Sony, some Lightning Audio, Fusion etc and the cheapo's like PowerAcoustic and such that I'll never buy into. The Hifonics gear works great for me and everyone who listens to it really likes the way it sounds. It's not the best stuff but it works for me. If I was you I'd look into the prices of the better brands and if they're too pricey for you and you'd have to have your stuff sooner then I think you would be happy with the Hifonics as long as you did the install right. Good Luck. [/QUOTE]

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