suggestions on 12" subs?
#1
i'm searching for some new 2 12" subs and since this seems to be the mecca for car audio enthusiasts, i was wondering what is a good deal out there...i'm looking to put about 400w RMS into each, and i dont wanna put huge holes in my wallet (the cheaper the better)...any ideas
thanks
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#3
tantrum x's or octane r's from phoenix gold. great looking, led's in the dust cap, and very affordable. www.phoenixgold.com/speakers.html
madman mckays on the island is the closest to you.
[ July 23, 2003, 12:33 AM: Message edited by: pat28ca ]
madman mckays on the island is the closest to you.
[ July 23, 2003, 12:33 AM: Message edited by: pat28ca ]
#7
I also recommend the Shivas ...
You can buy them from either:
www.genuinecanadianaudio.com
or
www.creativesound.ca
You can buy them from either:
www.genuinecanadianaudio.com
or
www.creativesound.ca
#8
Adire Shiva if you have enough airspace for them as they like a bit.
If you want to spend less, try the '03 of;
Pioneer Premier
Kicker comp vr
Rockford Punch
Is this for your '76 Firebird?
How about eight 10's free-air? 4 across the back seat and 4 in the parcel shelf.
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If you want to spend less, try the '03 of;
Pioneer Premier
Kicker comp vr
Rockford Punch
Is this for your '76 Firebird?
How about eight 10's free-air? 4 across the back seat and 4 in the parcel shelf.
COOL [img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img]
#9
Can't say no to a Shiva. Adire makes great affordable subs.
JL W6V2 if you can afford it, or the W3V2.
I like Alumapro Alchemy 12's, but they're few and far between.
Uhh, Boston Acoustics? They make nice lines, but $$ pricey.
JL W6V2 if you can afford it, or the W3V2.
I like Alumapro Alchemy 12's, but they're few and far between.
Uhh, Boston Acoustics? They make nice lines, but $$ pricey.