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<blockquote data-quote="neo_styles" data-source="post: 8241594" data-attributes="member: 644168">New DCON is going through the final stages of development and looks to be a shallow-mount design. Could be interesting.Knowing your budget would be the first step. How much cash, space, and power are you willing to spend on this build?What have you run/heard in the past and what did/didn&#039;t you like about it? I know when I ran my 12&quot; Infinity Ref, it never felt like it could keep up with the pace of the music, but was otherwise a decent sub for the price.Regardless of what you get, it&#039;s unlikely that it&#039;ll perform nearly as well in the Atrend enclosure as it will in an enclosure designed specifically for your sub/power/space requirements. What I recommend is this:1. Look at how much space you can afford to free up2. Look at what power you have available to give to your sub3. NOW start looking at subwoofers to buyWish everyone would search this way. It&#039;s a hard lesson to learn and normally ends up in guys like me buying 18&quot; subs that would never fit well in a sedan that&#039;s supposed to seat a wife and two little&#039;uns along with all their crap in the back. Now I have to look at either selling off what I have or upgrading to a larger vehicle. I choose option 2.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="neo_styles, post: 8241594, member: 644168"] New DCON is going through the final stages of development and looks to be a shallow-mount design. Could be interesting. Knowing your budget would be the first step. How much cash, space, and power are you willing to spend on this build? What have you run/heard in the past and what did/didn't you like about it? I know when I ran my 12" Infinity Ref, it never felt like it could keep up with the pace of the music, but was otherwise a decent sub for the price. Regardless of what you get, it's unlikely that it'll perform nearly as well in the Atrend enclosure as it will in an enclosure designed specifically for your sub/power/space requirements. What I recommend is this: 1. Look at how much space you can afford to free up 2. Look at what power you have available to give to your sub 3. NOW start looking at subwoofers to buy Wish everyone would search this way. It's a hard lesson to learn and normally ends up in guys like me buying 18" subs that would never fit well in a sedan that's supposed to seat a wife and two little'uns along with all their crap in the back. Now I have to look at either selling off what I have or upgrading to a larger vehicle. I choose option 2. [/QUOTE]

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