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<blockquote data-quote="ghosted" data-source="post: 6601558" data-attributes="member: 616125"><p>I had the "wtf" look on my face when I saw this thread title. lol. Like d@mn you can't be serious. Then I read it. If properly installed 70rms should be enough. I only have 60rms going to my comps and every sub setup i have had they've been able to keep up. But that is strictly highs a mids, not mid bass. I usually setup my front stage to have little to no midbass when I have a sub running, It allows me to tweak the loudness a bit more if I need to. Thats just a personal choice.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ghosted, post: 6601558, member: 616125"] I had the "wtf" look on my face when I saw this thread title. lol. Like d@mn you can't be serious. Then I read it. If properly installed 70rms should be enough. I only have 60rms going to my comps and every sub setup i have had they've been able to keep up. But that is strictly highs a mids, not mid bass. I usually setup my front stage to have little to no midbass when I have a sub running, It allows me to tweak the loudness a bit more if I need to. Thats just a personal choice. [/QUOTE]
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