This is bad ass...

[KatFood 10+ year member]

This is going in my car someday.....

http://www.audiobahninc.com/index2.htm (click on AWT34)

650oz Double Stacked Strontium Magnets | Power Handling: 5000 watts R.M.S. | Frequency Response: 10Hz – 400Hz | Efficiency: 88.9dB | Bolt Tight Motor Structure | PHAT 2 Inch Foam Surround | Titanium/Aluminum Cone | 5 Inch 4-Layer AVS Voice Coil | Dual 2 Ohm Voice Coils | 1 Ohm or 4 Ohm Operation | Mounting Dimensions: Depth; 12 Inch Diameter; 34 Inch

Retail price:$6000/ea.

-JON!

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[geonn 10+ year member]

um you would honestly spend 6 grand on a single sub. WHY? you know how many good 12 or 15"s you could have for that much money. and what amps you plannin on runnin that with? you got another 6 grand for those too

 

[sk8board4life86 10+ year member]

sound similiar to the rfl from mtx (which **** for the money which is probably the same in ur case) for the money you can get 4 decent 12"s and the amps to push them. and 4 subs will hit harder than ur one......u have got to b crazy to spend that much on a single sub

 

[zane 10+ year member]

Honestly - you can do quite a bit better. 6 grand is quite steep for anything Audiobahn. Even Clarion and MTX price thier 32" models at only about 1 grand. - and they are companies that have proven market and design experience behind them- while Audiobahn is the new kid on the block in direct comparison.

I do like thier choice of the 5" voice coil however, now if they would only take that design and incorperate it into some of thier 15" woofers instead of chroming everything, then we would have something to talk about.

I will agree with the concensus here- a few 12's,15's, or even 18's if you really want the low end extension- would be a better, and far less costly choice.

take it easy,

-zane