JimJ

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From the guys selling the $50 a foot rca's In the same vein as the people who say you need to elevate RCA's for better performance...damn carpet kills high frequencies.

Personally, if low frequency reproduction is important, I'd rather have two $350 drivers than a single $700 one. Cone area is key, and spending more on a single sub that's likely to go into power compression sooner will only get you marginal gains.

You could double that and still be within JL's recommendation.

What are you doing for a front stage?

Approaching $1k? Get used to seeing higher numbers...

Because we could sit here all day and still not come to any conclusive results? Best thing for you to do is start looking at reviews of all the subs you listed.

Maybe the horns double as outlets for a fog machine?

They don't sound all that great, and they're not a good value?

Reel to reel technically would be closest to the source, even before going to the vinyl cutter...I've never heard a R2R set up for hi-fi though so I can't say personally.

I don't think they're anything special, considering what else you can find for the price...

I don't have the equipment to answer that in anything but subjective terms. Did I think it was better? Yes, but you may not. The Mag really doesn't do anything wrong, at that point you'd have to really nitpick to find any faults anyway.

AIM only.

http://www.madisound.com/catalog/product_i...402a995e1b57104 Those come to mind.

It's gotta be a Florida thing.

Going home always seems like a good idea at first, but after a week of living with the parents you realize why you're not there anymore

So...you've already made up your mind, but are asking for opinions?

Theoretically, it changes the damping factor of the system - which is the ratio of the amp's output impedance to the impedance of the load. Most push/pull solid state amps have such low output impedances that lowering the load impedance doesn't do a whole lot to change DF. The short answer? Don't worry about it.

I was there at Drag finals last year when Snoopdan's Z1 blew up on him, and I've been around enough SAZ-1500D's to leave a good impression about the product...the four we tested did 2500W per amp, but that was under ideal conditions not likely to happen in most vehicles.

The little buggers have a ton of displacement.

I know of a few designs that actually have Eminence drivers that sound good But they don't have 36 midranges and tweeters.

Out of those choices, I'd stick with the first.

The only thing Planet Audio I'd own would be one of their tubed hybrids, but it's been several years since those were in production

There's only a few drivers I'd take over the current one, and they all cost quite a bit more

teh food, brb