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<blockquote data-quote="squeak9798" data-source="post: 1376971" data-attributes="member: 555320">You know what&#039;s amazing....back not so many years ago, a sub that could handle 500w was considered to be a very high power handling sub.&nbsp; Now people consider those rather low power handling and search for something &quot;super efficient&quot;.To be quite honest, there are a lot of subs that will have very impressive output with &quot;only&quot; 500w, especially if you go ported.What&#039;s your budget?&nbsp; RE SE would work very well.&nbsp; SS Rl-i or Rl-p as Trigger mentioned.&nbsp; OZ Audio Matrix Elite.&nbsp; HSU Research ASW-1203.&nbsp; Image Dynamics IDQv2.&nbsp; JL Audio w3v2 or w6v2 series.Also, you aren&#039;t going to find something that&#039;s &quot;super efficient&quot; if you still want a small enclosure size.&nbsp; Don&#039;t confuse &quot;super efficient&quot; with simply having medial power requirements.&nbsp; Those are actually two totally different objectives.&nbsp; &quot;Super efficient&quot; would be pro audio drivers that have 97db+ sensitivities, and require very large enclosures.&nbsp; Subwoofers that can reach full potential or close there-to with relatively &quot;lower&quot; power levels are subs like those listed above.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="squeak9798, post: 1376971, member: 555320"] You know what's amazing....back not so many years ago, a sub that could handle 500w was considered to be a very high power handling sub. Now people consider those rather low power handling and search for something "super efficient". To be quite honest, there are a lot of subs that will have very impressive output with "only" 500w, especially if you go ported. What's your budget? RE SE would work very well. SS Rl-i or Rl-p as Trigger mentioned. OZ Audio Matrix Elite. HSU Research ASW-1203. Image Dynamics IDQv2. JL Audio w3v2 or w6v2 series. Also, you aren't going to find something that's "super efficient" if you still want a small enclosure size. Don't confuse "super efficient" with simply having medial power requirements. Those are actually two totally different objectives. "Super efficient" would be pro audio drivers that have 97db+ sensitivities, and require [I]very[/I] large enclosures. Subwoofers that can reach full potential or close there-to with relatively "lower" power levels are subs like those listed above. [/QUOTE]

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