high sensitivity

[azeasy13 10+ year member]

hello hello can you guyz tell me whos subs have high sensitivity dbs, thing is ive only got about 400 500 watts and only a 4 ohm stable amp so some high dbs for under $150 a piece. is what im after

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[PhatTonyDeMarco 5,000+ posts]

If you have $300 you could go with a used SI Mag 12, or a SS RL-P 12, something like that. Either would have great output on that amount of power.

 

[skmfkr 5,000+ posts]

x2 go with a single $300 woofer, and get the largest you can fit

 

[squeak9798 5,000+ posts]

hello hello can you guyz tell me whos subs have high sensitivity dbs, thing is ive only got about 400 500 watts and only a 4 ohm stable amp so some high dbs for under $150 a piece. is what im after

Don't worry so much about that sensitivity rating. You can find pro audio subs with sensitivities near 100db.....but they will need extremely large enclosures, and have generally poor low frequency extension.

Any sub with an RMS rating of around 400-500w will work well for you. Trying to base your decision off of a single spec, like sensitivity, is not the way to go.

 

[azeasy13 10+ year member]

i have atype r now and a old reference series(2 12s ) they are ok but , i think my type r has had it and its picky about the enclosure

 

[azeasy13 10+ year member]

well ivw had xtant, alpine, mtx, fosgate, infinity, pioneer, sony, and memphis, so i do base on more than sens but thats one aspect i never cared about about before but if its not that big o deal ,,,,than tell me a good sub thats not that picky ya know through it in any old sealed baby:up2somet:

 

[pwnt by pat 10+ year member]

Grammar: use it.

 

[azeasy13 10+ year member]

ok your cool , how about my post???

 

[PhatTonyDeMarco 5,000+ posts]

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