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<blockquote data-quote="Tej" data-source="post: 8253131" data-attributes="member: 660695">Alright so after doing literally a days worth research into subs and how they work; and to add to my above,The reason i may enjoy 3x8&quot; is because i dont have much of a taste for blowing out my ear drums. Im not going to be using these super loud. I prefer very clean and crisp music with punchy bass, that being said.I do however love the feeling of the air moving powerfully around me. Like i&#039;m being struck by a supersonic wave. Its awesome, so thats why im thinking 3x8 would be better for the sheer factor of surface area.RE:Edit3: NEW BUDGET, $200-300 total on subs, not including enclosure, or&nbsp; amp, i realize if i want clarity i have to pay for it.Screw my preconseptions,Im looking for the cleanest and most powerful between these&nbsp; brands: Rockford Fosgate, MTX, Pioneer.You guys had been great sof far!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tej, post: 8253131, member: 660695"] Alright so after doing literally a days worth research into subs and how they work; and to add to my above, The reason i may enjoy 3x8" is because i dont have much of a taste for blowing out my ear drums. Im not going to be using these super loud. I prefer very clean and crisp music with punchy bass, that being said. I do however love the feeling of the air moving powerfully around me. Like i'm being struck by a supersonic wave. Its awesome, so thats why im thinking 3x8 would be better for the sheer factor of surface area. RE:Edit3: NEW BUDGET, $200-300 total on subs, not including enclosure, or amp, i realize if i want clarity i have to pay for it. Screw my preconseptions, Im looking for the cleanest and most powerful between these brands: Rockford Fosgate, MTX, Pioneer. You guys had been great sof far! [/QUOTE]

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