I liked the sound of my Death Row.  But compared to my Xcon I had before...Lets just say I bought another Xcon.  I like Incriminator- but you pay a premium for it.  

 

Many SPL subs can be musical, but I've never heard a Judge, so I can't say.  in the end though- the enclosure matters as much as the raw driver.

FWIW, I would hardly consider the Judge to be an "SQ" sub at all. The sub was designed to exceed at a peak frequency. If you have the time you could in theory plug the T/S perimeters and see how much better/worse the sub could possibly do vs any well known SQ sub that was designed with frequency bandwidth in mind. Of course, it would take time as you would have to not try and be so subjective and would have to model a sealed, slot ported 4th, and etc. I have a couple wardens that i would hardly consider SQ, but they play the entire frequency bandwidth I need them to from extending lows 25hz up to punching bass around 60hz.

It doesn't really matter though.  At this point in his life it is obvious that a one note wonder could be called SQ Love by the OP.

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Customer: I don't want any of those brands, I want a Ferrari.

This thread is like this analogy:

Customer: I want a Ferrari FXX, is it a good daily driver? Can I put my kids in it?

Answer: Yes, you could but why not try a Nissan GTR or a BMW M6 or a mercedes CLS63?

Customer: I don't want any of those brands, I want a Ferrari.

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This thread is like this analogy:

Customer: I want a Ferrari FXX, is it a good daily driver? Can I put my kids in it?

Answer: Yes, you could but why not try a Nissan GTR or a BMW M6 or a mercedes CLS63?

Customer: I don't want any of those brands, I want a Ferrari.