That's exactly what I'm saying..most people don't try customizing their setups to the point where they're building 100% custom boxes, and therefore most people don't have 12s playing at frequencies
Never said it would but can a sony explode in the right box with the right power play in the 20hz range??? Sure can...
When it comes to playing in the 20hz range or hell even the 30hz range brand does not matter. 99.9% of the subs on the market can play these freq so to say u must buy brand X if u wanna play low is not truthful or you must buy size X to play low. Are all subs equal no never said they were. Not trying to argue just saying 10's and even 8's "in the right enclosure and power" can play just as low as any 18 or 15. People might think u need 15-18's to play low cause thats the myth that lives in this hobby but time after time its been proven to be just that a MYTH..
http://www.caraudio.com/forums/subwoofers/537781-bigger-subs-hit-lower-discussion.html
all goes by the specs of a sub many subs are not designed for below the 30hz range. Generally the bigger the sub the lower the fs so that is where the whole playing lower scenario comes in play.
they are lol but output wise and longlevity are other things that would have to be considered. But simply any sub can play below 20hz but many will play better and in technical terms louder.
well would you were saying was 15's play lower and that statement with proper justification is not right. Plenty of 12's have better stats for being in a lower tuned boxes but overall the output of the same sub a 15 vs 2 12's of it the two 12's will be louder lower do to cone area alone in the same tuned box to specs.
Maybe..if the Sony required a total diff enclosure..Id never run those personally, but trust me when I say, given the right enclosure, they will "hit" as good as any other sub.
Lol, I know they don't make 10's haha. It was just two separate suggestions, hence the "as well"
