Posted: Fri Aug 22, 2008 10:52 pm
I dont think hes going for an all out sound quality install here. I think if he gets the L7 and takes his time and does a nice install he'll be happy with it.
It really is all in the install. My buddy has a 12w7, it sounds ok, nothing special. I know what the sub is capable of, I also know with him doing the install it'll never be anywhere close to where it could be.
I've also heard kicker comps sound pretty damn good, actually that install probably had the best sub sound stage I've ever heard (granted I havent heard alot of sound quality type set-ups.)
The point is, you give your average joe a nice sub, say JL w6, and then you give him a kicker L7, you probably wont see a big sound quality difference between the two...
I think it's really in your high end install where high end equiptment will really shine. And your right, gary biggs could probably make the L7 sound amazing, and your also right that he could make a W6, or any other sq subs sound even amazinger.
For your average joe though... Ehh, probably not a huge differnce.
Its been said a million times before, but bares repeating "it's all in the install"
It really is all in the install. My buddy has a 12w7, it sounds ok, nothing special. I know what the sub is capable of, I also know with him doing the install it'll never be anywhere close to where it could be.
I've also heard kicker comps sound pretty damn good, actually that install probably had the best sub sound stage I've ever heard (granted I havent heard alot of sound quality type set-ups.)
The point is, you give your average joe a nice sub, say JL w6, and then you give him a kicker L7, you probably wont see a big sound quality difference between the two...
I think it's really in your high end install where high end equiptment will really shine. And your right, gary biggs could probably make the L7 sound amazing, and your also right that he could make a W6, or any other sq subs sound even amazinger.
For your average joe though... Ehh, probably not a huge differnce.
Its been said a million times before, but bares repeating "it's all in the install"