Making final decision on sub, Need your help

[darkhunter139 10+ year member]

i have 2 12's if ur interested

Cool ill PM you

 

[dadydolas 10+ year member]

they will get loud if u build them a good box but sq is a stretch

 

[AndonD454 10+ year member]

andon i think u need to give him a more detailed review
he obviously doesnt know so keep it fair and give full disclosure

btw, ur avatar looks like my weed man

Well, I cant really give a full review on comp VRs because its been a while since ive had them.. but ive used 12s and 15s, and my friend has 10s in his truck right now. I'll put it this way:

When I had them in my car (which was on and off for the first couple years ive been into car audio), they were everything i wanted in a cheap subwoofer. they were loud of the recommended power, and they played clearly (very little distortion). At this point, I was mostly listening to rap music, didnt know exactly what to listen for with transient response, which is where i would assume they lack a bit.. but I do know that I played a lot of country and harder rock as well and they still added plenty of depth to my music, and sounded a hell of a lot better doing it than all of the garbage dual and audiobahn subs that my friends had.

So Like I said, I cant give a full review without the sub in front of me right now, but do a search, youll come up with plenty.

I say just do this because I think it will give you what youre looking for. No offense, but youre clearly not very experienced or knowledgeable with subwoofers at this point, so if you want something cheap, get a cvr, because they are a good decision for such a cheap sub. You will upgrade no matter what you get right now, so get the cheaper option of the two.

 

[darkhunter139 10+ year member]

they will get loud if u build them a good box but sq is a stretch

clear ur pms

 

[darkhunter139 10+ year member]

hey dadydolas I am going to pass on ur sub sorry. I would not be able to wire it at 500 watts RMS with my amp (ma audio 300 XE) cause its a 4 ohm sub