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<blockquote data-quote="d-REW" data-source="post: 5321202" data-attributes="member: 595117"><p>se's can get desently loud im doin 142.1 on 1000 watts. @33hz my buddy has some 2 10" type r's they sound good but not as good as the se's. hes thinking of switching to some se's ever since he herd mine.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="d-REW, post: 5321202, member: 595117"] se's can get desently loud im doin 142.1 on 1000 watts. @33hz my buddy has some 2 10" type r's they sound good but not as good as the se's. hes thinking of switching to some se's ever since he herd mine. [/QUOTE]
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