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they've been around for a good 2yrs that i know of at least.

They can handle a good 4-6kw for daily

I haven't seen the 18's but I just installed 2 15's in my car yesterday. I have alot of tweaking to do but my initial thoughts are my ears hurt. I only have 2200w to each for daily but they aren't moving to much but seems loud without turning the volume up. I had a very hard time moving the cone at all with my bare hand. The pain in my back today says they are beastly. After I get them broken in and do some tests I'll make up a review of how they perform so far so good tho.

you'll be lucky to ever get them moving a lot.

They expect a large amount of power so unless your box is extremely large or u are running 10kw+, the suspension is gonna stay stiff for a long time.

you'll be lucky to ever get them moving a lot.

They expect a large amount of power so unless your box is extremely large or u are running 10kw+, the suspension is gonna stay stiff for a long time.

Would you say I should give up on "breaking them in"? The best I will be giving them is 3000wrms (and some change maybe) on burps. Oh and they are in a 6 cubes net for now, in a few months I'll be putting them in 9 cubes net.

you should start with the largest box possible then start shrinking it until u dont gain any more. Same way with your port too in terms of length.

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i might of came across it awhile back but i usually dont look at soundstream i dont want them i just wanted to know if the 10000 watts rms was true

SBN 2009

Virgil Williams

• 1987 Rabbit (soundstream XXX-18 &soundstream XXX15K)

• Ultimate 1 – 1st (169.9 dB)

• 169.6, then 169.9, then 170.3, then 170.2

There's your proof or power right there. a single 18 and 15,000 watts.

i might of came across it awhile back but i usually dont look at soundstream i dont want them i just wanted to know if the 10000 watts rms was true

SBN 2009

Virgil Williams

• 1987 Rabbit (soundstream XXX-18 &soundstream XXX15K)

• Ultimate 1 – 1st (169.9 dB)

• 169.6, then 169.9, then 170.3, then 170.2

There's your proof or power right there. a single 18 and 15,000 watts.

It took on an additional 5,000rms, can you say ridiculous. I was always interested in Soundstream Subs especially the Tarantula series but always picked Kicker CVX's over them(not saying I made the best decision since I never heard any of Soundstreams subs), just wondering how good are Soundstream subs.

i might of came across it awhile back but i usually dont look at soundstream i dont want them i just wanted to know if the 10000 watts rms was true

SBN 2009

Virgil Williams

• 1987 Rabbit (soundstream XXX-18 &soundstream XXX15K)

• Ultimate 1 – 1st (169.9 dB)

• 169.6, then 169.9, then 170.3, then 170.2

There's your proof or power right there. a single 18 and 15,000 watts.

It took on an additional 5,000rms, can you say ridiculous. I was always interested in Soundstream Subs especially the Tarantula series but always picked Kicker CVX's over them(not saying I made the best decision since I never heard any of Soundstreams subs), just wondering how good are Soundstream subs.

my new setup is going to be 2 soundstream xxx-18's and 2 xxx-6500d's. i've seen these things handle an atomic 7000.1 daily no problem.

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