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<blockquote data-quote="audiobaun" data-source="post: 7668274" data-attributes="member: 634282"><p>I would run all the same sized subs,at the same power level, to keep all within the same frequency.That way you dont have a mixed bass level of sound,especially with the kickers.I recommend using the same sub in the same vehicle, and dont mix and match to keep the bass at the same sound per say/levels/hitting the same.My opinion.Though I have in the past mixed subs, on seperate amps, 4 dvc 10@2ohms, and 2svc @4ohms kinda used for mid bass @ a higher hertz,sounded alright.But, limited space, as you have mixing would not sound rt as the space for like a tahoe,without room to travel.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="audiobaun, post: 7668274, member: 634282"] I would run all the same sized subs,at the same power level, to keep all within the same frequency.That way you dont have a mixed bass level of sound,especially with the kickers.I recommend using the same sub in the same vehicle, and dont mix and match to keep the bass at the same sound per say/levels/hitting the same.My opinion.Though I have in the past mixed subs, on seperate amps, 4 dvc 10@2ohms, and 2svc @4ohms kinda used for mid bass @ a higher hertz,sounded alright.But, limited space, as you have mixing would not sound rt as the space for like a tahoe,without room to travel. [/QUOTE]
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