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<blockquote data-quote="neo_styles" data-source="post: 8592884" data-attributes="member: 644168">Sorry for being blunt, but broad question is broad. There&#039;s a lot of considerations to take into account. For instance:1. What&#039;s your budget?2. What are your expectations with this new sub? Saying you&#039;re looking for a SQ sub is still a bit broad. Are you willing to sacrifice some low-end extension for a sub capable of really fast transients?3. What kind of power will the sub(s) be seeing?4. What amount of space are you willing to give up for an enclosure in the back?5. What are you currently driving and have you explored the possibility of going aperiodic or infinite baffle?I know it seems daunting for a relative newbie to the enthusiast&#039;s world, but answering these types of questions can really help us give you a solid recommendation. That being said, taste is extremely subjective, so don&#039;t be surprised if you get barraged with recommendations. General rule of thumb is be willing to take a leap, buy used, and be prepared to resell if it doesn&#039;t tickle your fancy. You&#039;d be surprised at the amount of people who ask for a SQ sub and find out it&#039;s not at all what they were expecting.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="neo_styles, post: 8592884, member: 644168"] Sorry for being blunt, but broad question is broad. There's a lot of considerations to take into account. For instance: 1. What's your budget? 2. What are your expectations with this new sub? Saying you're looking for a SQ sub is still a bit broad. Are you willing to sacrifice some low-end extension for a sub capable of really fast transients? 3. What kind of power will the sub(s) be seeing? 4. What amount of space are you willing to give up for an enclosure in the back? 5. What are you currently driving and have you explored the possibility of going aperiodic or infinite baffle? I know it seems daunting for a relative newbie to the enthusiast's world, but answering these types of questions can really help us give you a solid recommendation. That being said, taste is [I]extremely[/I] subjective, so don't be surprised if you get barraged with recommendations. General rule of thumb is be willing to take a leap, buy used, and be prepared to resell if it doesn't tickle your fancy. You'd be surprised at the amount of people who ask for a SQ sub and find out it's not at all what they were expecting. [/QUOTE]

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