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<blockquote data-quote="Doxquzme" data-source="post: 8914795" data-attributes="member: 689267">Been a minute since the TREO SSX was available. I would categorize the SSX line as an SQL driver, which the Z-12 v7 really isn&#039;t. That is not to say it doesn&#039;t sound good; on the contrary, for what it is, a substantial driver. But you&#039;re talking about going from a 2k-watt SQL sub to a 3.5k SPL sub; there are compromises resulting in changes to the sound signature, for sure. Additinally, you&#039;re talking about going from a 2.5k to 3k amplifier setup to using something in the neighborhood of 5k watts, which will require some real electrical upgrade considerations.Add to this another 1k for the other parts, you&#039;re getting into some considerable power requirements that are not your average nice setup, it&#039;s a serious endeavor that needs serious electrical/mechanical/installation considerations to boot!So, without knowing the other info, as requested prior, it&#039;s just a conversation at this point.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Doxquzme, post: 8914795, member: 689267"] Been a minute since the TREO SSX was available. I would categorize the SSX line as an SQL driver, which the Z-12 v7 really isn't. That is not to say it doesn't sound good; on the contrary, for what it is, a substantial driver. But you're talking about going from a 2k-watt SQL sub to a 3.5k SPL sub; there are compromises resulting in changes to the sound signature, for sure. Additinally, you're talking about going from a 2.5k to 3k amplifier setup to using something in the neighborhood of 5k watts, which will require some real electrical upgrade considerations. Add to this another 1k for the other parts, you're getting into some considerable power requirements that are not your average nice setup, it's a serious endeavor that needs serious electrical/mechanical/installation considerations to boot! So, without knowing the other info, as requested prior, it's just a conversation at this point. [/QUOTE]

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