Sub for the LOWWWWWS

[yanks fan 10+ year member]

You could say the Sound Splinter RL-S has decent low-end lol

 

[RE_XXX]

as stated.....any sub with a low fs in a properly built box will hit the lows nicely. some better than others....but ur box has a lot to do with it.

Just to name a few to look into:

FI Q

RE XXX 05' version

SoundSplinter Rlp

TC Sounds

ect....

 

[RAM_Designs 5,000+ posts]

In case it hasn't been said...Tumult.

Or the IXL line from Mach 5.

 

[Brian Owens 10+ year member]

I have a pair of avalanche 15's for sale that would be perfect for great lows. A pair would be great on that power too.

PM me with your zipcode if interested and I will see how close to $500 I could sell them.

 

[audioholic 5,000+ posts]

Avalanches would be perfect.

 

[rezzarect 10+ year member]

Im trying to find a sub that is a low bass beast, something that will give me a heart attack (not literally), that low. Amp will probably be around 1500-2000 watts rms, also an ideal box would be great. Just wat have u heard from expirience that slams the lows

under $500

my pair of 12" IDMAX will hit the lows very good..for sale by the way..

 

[alex95sl2 10+ year member]

&hit get some MT's bro my mt hit very nice and low on 300w its crazy i will post some vids so u can see if u want .. box tuned to 34

there wasa guy selling one here with freshrecone for about 350 i think or something i would take that

 

[spencer321 10+ year member]

no one has mentioned it yet but, 2 treo SSI's would fit the bill, 750-1000w each and they get LOWWWWWW like deep in the 20's high teens low

its been mentioned but mach 5 IXL line, you can get 2 12's for less than 500, will take 2000w and they get low too, or run a single IXL 18, its actually a popular home theatre sub and will get deep into the teens

and the havoc, either 15 or 18, will take 1500w all day and they get low

i know im going to get bashed for this, but my hdc 12 us in 2 cubes at 38 hz and hits the lows with serious authority. i think strass his 147db @ 31hz with 2 15's in 8.5 cubes @ 38hz