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<blockquote data-quote="HiAmplidude" data-source="post: 2059847" data-attributes="member: 561470">my fav sq subs were Alpine Type X 12&quot;s sealed.&nbsp; They reach amazingly low, nearly flat, accurate.&nbsp; They do take some pretty good power to wake up though.&nbsp; When I had them seeing only around 500W each, I was disappointed.&nbsp; After feeding them a good 1200+ Watts, holy cow... They weren&#039;t my loudest subs (although 140 dB on music in sealed on a pair of 12&quot;s isn&#039;t exactly shabby either), but boy did they sound nice.The only more accurate woofs I&#039;ve experienced were SoundSplinter RL-P 12&quot;s sealed.&nbsp; Problem I ran into (with my particular vehicle and enclosure) was that they didn&#039;t really stay &quot;up there&quot; into the uber-low frequencies as like the Type X&#039;s.&nbsp; They could get friggin&#039; loud though!... in addition to having probably the most precise reproduction I&#039;ve heard from a subwoofer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HiAmplidude, post: 2059847, member: 561470"] my fav sq subs were Alpine Type X 12"s sealed. They reach amazingly low, nearly flat, accurate. They do take some pretty good power to wake up though. When I had them seeing only around 500W each, I was disappointed. After feeding them a good 1200+ Watts, holy cow... They weren't my loudest subs (although 140 dB on music in sealed on a pair of 12"s isn't exactly shabby either), but boy did they sound nice. The only more accurate woofs I've experienced were SoundSplinter RL-P 12"s sealed. Problem I ran into (with my particular vehicle and enclosure) was that they didn't really stay "up there" into the uber-low frequencies as like the Type X's. They could get friggin' loud though!... in addition to having probably the most precise reproduction I've heard from a subwoofer. [/QUOTE]

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