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Review NaN of Summary: I bought two of these online. I had a 1.5 cubic foot per sub sealed enclosure constructed for them at one of the local car audio shops near where I live. There are two seperate 1.5 cubic foot chambers in the box, rather than a common one. The specifications reveal that the suggested 1.0 cubic foot sealed box volume yields a rather high Qtc. The 1.5 has a Qtc of around .85, which is quite acceptable for car audio applications, since it won't be boomy at this point and the transfer function of the car will boost the lowend anyway.
This subwoofer has some incredible output. I am sending 700 watts to each woofer, and they love every bit of it. They are very accurate and not at all boomy. I have listened to many types of music on them, ranging from rock, rap, some classical, and the always fun bass songs. They are very tight and have excellent transient response. They have a rated one way linear xmax of 0.56 inches, and it looks like they exceed, though I have no formal way of confirming this. Even at very low frequencies, output is incredible, and I must say that running the volume anywhere near it's maximum with the power I had was much louder than I could stand. This was in a sedan, with no soundproofing. In a properly soundproofed vehicle the SPL would definitely increase, and if placed in a hatchback or a sport utility, low frequency output would also be noticeably better...keep in mind it was already pretty damn crazy. I had the subs facing the rear, which also reduced sound quality slightly.
Inc conclusion, I find this to be an excellent subwoofer, and I've yet to see anything in it's price range beat it. I highly reccomend them, whether you desire sound quality or SPL at a moderate price.
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