25 inch sub anyone?

[Yang 2]

http://cgi.ebay.com/Very-Rare-Hemp-Acousti...1QQcmdZViewItem

i wonder what it can do? LOL

[Yang 2]

http://cgi.ebay.com/Very-Rare-Hemp-Acousti...1QQcmdZViewItem

i wonder what it can do? LOL

only 20 hours left for auction

[JimJ 11]

For $500 I'd certainly try.

[Guest zedman]

That is neat but I would have no use for it. I remember back in the day there was a company called Tekton that put out a 21 inch sub. never saw one other than a magazine but they listed it.

[afarfsin 0]

Didn't Clarion put out a 36 or something like that a while back?

[damonhargroves07 0]

that was audiobahn. n this sub only has 14 mm linear x-mac. that sux the bigger the are the less x-max it seems

[JimJ 11]

that sux the bigger the are the less x-max it seems

1. That makes the assumption that Xmax really matters by itself, which it doesn't...

2. Think about swept area - 14mm of linear travel on a 15" is a heck of a lot different than 14mm of travel on a 25" cone

[mrogowski 6]

If I wasn't so broke, I would have bought it in a heartbeat..

[tommy 0]

that thing is ugly as sin....

[theMessenjah44 0]

Ugly, yes....would I buy it....eh, maybe, if I didn't have access to a 24"

[tommy 0]

what 24"?

[theMessenjah44 0]

atomic, haha

[Mike1234 0]

I had a pair of Electrovoice Patricians with their 30W woofers. They had very minimal X-max but they still moved enough air to crack a window in my house. Of course, one was facing the window about 18 inches away

[tommy 0]

pics?

[ramos 2]

that was audiobahn. n this sub only has 14 mm linear x-mac. that sux the bigger the are the less x-max it seems

Clarion had one also . Both were big arse flimsy pos's that were meant for marketing purposes mainly