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In Reply to: Sub Woofers posted by Zene on February 6, 2007 at 02:33:36:
Get yourself a Volt R3853 and stick it in a suitable transmission line.
You'll end up with something very similar to the PMC XB3 sub for substantially less money.
These are very highly regarded and in a test of 'super subs'(ie 10k and up) I once found on the net it was the only one which did not exceed 10% distortion at 16Hz. It also measured the least power compression. Read PMCs client list; if its good enough for those guys (Lucasfilm, Sony etc, it seems many if not most movie soundtracks are mixed on PMCs) its good enough for me and hopefully you too!
If that doesn't move enough air for you try Volts 18" R4504.
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