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#61: Author: 3stagevtec, Location: killing two stones with one bird...

Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 8:47 am
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carfreak1024 wrote:

i think that the JBL GTi subs are the best all round subs out there, they are extremely efficient, will take you out with the lows in a ported box, and are feafly accurate in a sealed box.

I own 2 10" and love them alot, also i heard 2 12" and i want to own those rell soon.
but all in due time.

I wanna get my hands on a audiopulse axis though, i think i might like it. If i had to trade my subs i would go with those.

i got quite close to buying a GTi 12" once! those are some awesome subs!

#62: Author: silent_riot, Location: Gone digital

Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 10:18 am
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The most versatile subs I've heard was a pair of JL 10w6v2s in Nigel's vigo. It sounded like a different sub for every different song. I think this is what richie is trying to get from the topic. It wasn't the best SQ sub I heard, nor the best street beater sub I heard, nor the best gallery sub I heard, but it did every thing very very well.

#63: Author: riadb, Location: Freeport, Trinidad

Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 4:53 pm
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3stagevtec wrote:

carfreak1024 wrote:

i got quite close to buying a GTi 12" once! those are some awesome subs!

used both the 10" and 15" in these already, a w10Gti MKII and a w15Gti MKII and they really are amazing subs.

if dey wasn't so friggin expensive i woulda buy a pair.

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#64: Author: Tired Accord, Location: In de 'Guanas trying to finish meh friggin house!

Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 10:52 pm
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How come I eh hear Kicker and Earthquake jumpin up in here? Confused

I would have to go with the JL Audio as well -12W3V2 (D2).

After having used 2x8" Pinoeer impp (first version), then 1x10" Audiopipe TXX. Which - I wasn't dissapointed in these either - worked well enough for the money.

The JL really does not require a huge box - was a bit on the pricey side when I bought ($1100) but that was about 5 years ago. I recently changed the coils, suspension and surround - and it still going strong. Running on 1 coil at 2ohm, and being fed by a Zapco competition amp, supposedly 400Wrms @ 2ohm. Very versatile. SQ to me sounds great. XO at 120Hz at 24dB I think Rolling Eyes

Old school fellas would remember the following though:
Subs: MB Quart, JL Audio, Rockford Fosgate, Image Dynamics
Amps: Sherwood, Zapco, Hifonics, Orion

JBL, MTX and Kicker seemed to fare well too back in the day.

Then everybody started making everything. But I stuck to the originals for what they were known for. Although, now it seems that some companies who have crossed over (pardon the pun Laughing

) into other lines have good products all around - JL, RF and Alpine comes to mind.

#65: Author: richiepooh,

Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 11:22 pm
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silent_riot wrote:

The most versatile subs I've heard was a pair of JL 10w6v2s in Nigel's vigo. It sounded like a different sub for every different song. I think this is what richie is trying to get from the topic. It wasn't the best SQ sub I heard, nor the best street beater sub I heard, nor the best gallery sub I heard, but it did every thing very very well.

Thanks again John. Finally again someone that can read and understand.

#66: Author: southside connections,

Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 11:40 pm
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to honest one of the best overall subs i used was the mb quart premium subs,great overall output,good sq, and a decent price tag

another good one is the rockford p3,and p2 series

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