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I've had my hifonics amp and its been fine. i'im using it to push 2 elevation audio comp 10" subs in ~.75 cu ft sealed boxes. they do everything you'd like, i reccomend them if you can find them.. but you probably wont. i got them at an AWESOME price... They get loud enough for DD, are clean sounding (imo), and overall great subs for your basic, entry level sub. Btw, i'm running a hifonics tx1005 @ 2ohms on them. awesome. i've gotten my share of compliments on them.

- Keith
Just got back a few minutes ago. Have a few minutes before I go to bed to take a look at my system some more, I'm addicted haha.
But I came across this
http://www.hifisoundconnection.com/Shop ... /SFV/30046
My recommended box ids 1.5, do you guys think 1.6 is too much? Anyone else suggest anything else? The box itself is cheap, doesn't really match my carpet though..
But I came across this
http://www.hifisoundconnection.com/Shop ... /SFV/30046
My recommended box ids 1.5, do you guys think 1.6 is too much? Anyone else suggest anything else? The box itself is cheap, doesn't really match my carpet though..
- GlassWolf
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I'd say go with one good 12" sub if you want good deep bass, but not overwhelming, and if space is an issue.
I don't know why people get fixated on having two subs, but all the second sub will do is add 3dB (10dB is double the volume) take up moe space, cost more, and kep in mind that everything below about 250Hz is all mono anyway, not stereo.. and subs don't go higher than 80Hz.
You asked for advice. You're getting it from experienced professionals. I guarantee you our experience will be moe accurate than the average person's misconceptions.
I don't know why people get fixated on having two subs, but all the second sub will do is add 3dB (10dB is double the volume) take up moe space, cost more, and kep in mind that everything below about 250Hz is all mono anyway, not stereo.. and subs don't go higher than 80Hz.
You asked for advice. You're getting it from experienced professionals. I guarantee you our experience will be moe accurate than the average person's misconceptions.

GlassWolf (aka KikiTheCat)
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