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<blockquote data-quote="B&amp;amp;amp;R Innovations" data-source="post: 159647" data-attributes="member: 540621">You said a mouth full there.First thing to remember is that its not the driver that always makes the difference it is the quality of the instalation.One of the major things to remember...boxes are to be designed around a driver. Expecially in an SQ situation...prefab boxes will cause you&nbsp; nothing but heartache.There are ceratain name brands that you should stay away from...made purley for SPL. Others are just crap.Also, making sure you have an efficent but clean sounding amp is criticalAll things you should realizeI dont think any of us can really press a product unless we know your price rangeCrossovers over all limit out frequencys that go to a driver...Heres an example.. Your head unit (unless it has built in cut offs) will send your sub amp the full spectrem of signals.. A sub woofer is not meant to be played over 120 hz (...thats high for a lot of drivers even) and if you do not set your cross over on your ampto limit it under that it will send the full signal to your driver and basically it will sound like crap.That also works on high end to send high notes to the tweets and midrange to the mids</blockquote>

[QUOTE="B&R Innovations, post: 159647, member: 540621"] You said a mouth full there. First thing to remember is that its not the driver that always makes the difference it is the quality of the instalation. One of the major things to remember...boxes are to be designed around a driver. Expecially in an SQ situation...prefab boxes will cause you nothing but heartache. There are ceratain name brands that you should stay away from...made purley for SPL. Others are just crap. Also, making sure you have an efficent but clean sounding amp is critical All things you should realize I dont think any of us can really press a product unless we know your price range Crossovers over all limit out frequencys that go to a driver... Heres an example.. Your head unit (unless it has built in cut offs) will send your sub amp the full spectrem of signals.. A sub woofer is not meant to be played over 120 hz (...thats high for a lot of drivers even) and if you do not set your cross over on your ampto limit it under that it will send the full signal to your driver and basically it will sound like crap. That also works on high end to send high notes to the tweets and midrange to the mids [/QUOTE]

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