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if a FI fully loaded is the way to go, then why dont they call come fully loaded...
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<blockquote data-quote="t-money" data-source="post: 7089724" data-attributes="member: 562029"><p>I don't know why the OP is so hard headed. As much as you don't want to relate speakers to cars in terms of fully loaded or not they are relative. How many 5 series bmw's are there? why not just the M5? Is the M3 not faster than all the 5 series except the M5? So if you can't afford a M5 i guess just get a M3? Why have anything in between right? So why can't FI(and they're not the only ones doing this fyi) have different options for their speakers. I wouldn't put 2500 watts into a FI BL but i could put that in a BTL that's not fully loaded. Even if you're in the top 10% qualified for posters here, does that mean you can't ask dumb questions?. You ask a question(which was stupid but people were still willing to give you their insight) and because someone told you it's a stupid question you got all defensive and insulted the guy, grow up. If you really need to come here and posts a question like that without thinking logically than yes, it's a stupid question. Does everyone have to break down how many watts each series can handle with what options and why you would jump up in series for you to understand why FI subwoofers have different options or are you intelligent enough to figure that out for yourself. Maybe you should have done that before making this thread.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="t-money, post: 7089724, member: 562029"] I don't know why the OP is so hard headed. As much as you don't want to relate speakers to cars in terms of fully loaded or not they are relative. How many 5 series bmw's are there? why not just the M5? Is the M3 not faster than all the 5 series except the M5? So if you can't afford a M5 i guess just get a M3? Why have anything in between right? So why can't FI(and they're not the only ones doing this fyi) have different options for their speakers. I wouldn't put 2500 watts into a FI BL but i could put that in a BTL that's not fully loaded. Even if you're in the top 10% qualified for posters here, does that mean you can't ask dumb questions?. You ask a question(which was stupid but people were still willing to give you their insight) and because someone told you it's a stupid question you got all defensive and insulted the guy, grow up. If you really need to come here and posts a question like that without thinking logically than yes, it's a stupid question. Does everyone have to break down how many watts each series can handle with what options and why you would jump up in series for you to understand why FI subwoofers have different options or are you intelligent enough to figure that out for yourself. Maybe you should have done that before making this thread. [/QUOTE]
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