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<blockquote data-quote="cx-7heaven" data-source="post: 5563233" data-attributes="member: 579914"><p>Did you put the jl in your car and listen to it? Or did you listen to the same speaks you have in another car with the jl amp? Reason I ask, is because when you Listen to 2 amps side by side on the same speakers in the same setup ( called a/bing) without any eq or bass boost, you will not hear a difference, especially with 2 decent quality amps like the rf and jl. You may not even hear a sonic difference between ayour rf and a high end, like audison. The old rule of thumb is to change your sound the most, change your speakers, or in the case of a car, the install makes a huge difference. You may have your polks just stuck in your doors, where the other guy may have had his doors deadened, and mdf baffles and so on. That will change the sound in a huge way.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cx-7heaven, post: 5563233, member: 579914"] Did you put the jl in your car and listen to it? Or did you listen to the same speaks you have in another car with the jl amp? Reason I ask, is because when you Listen to 2 amps side by side on the same speakers in the same setup ( called a/bing) without any eq or bass boost, you will not hear a difference, especially with 2 decent quality amps like the rf and jl. You may not even hear a sonic difference between ayour rf and a high end, like audison. The old rule of thumb is to change your sound the most, change your speakers, or in the case of a car, the install makes a huge difference. You may have your polks just stuck in your doors, where the other guy may have had his doors deadened, and mdf baffles and so on. That will change the sound in a huge way. [/QUOTE]
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