by cargodz » Tue Dec 19, 2006 12:51 am
If you read around here a little... you'll find that the enclosure that your subs are in is as important as the subs themselves... probably why it sounds so sloppy... If you are looking into going up to better cleaner sounding subs that will get loud, might I also suggest you look into upgrading your amps down the road too. Lightning Audio is great for people with a starter system, but when you start pushing them to their limits, not as reliable as some others...
Might I suggest you bump up to 2 15"s :)
If you read around here a little... you'll find that the enclosure that your subs are in is as important as the subs themselves... probably why it sounds so sloppy... If you are looking into going up to better cleaner sounding subs that will get loud, might I also suggest you look into upgrading your amps down the road too. Lightning Audio is great for people with a starter system, but when you start pushing them to their limits, not as reliable as some others...
Might I suggest you bump up to 2 15"s :)