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can the shiva out perform an mtx thunder 8000 or a kicker xpl series 12" woofer
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Well, it should outperform the kicker XPL since it will outperform the solobaric. Let me check on the MTX8000 and get back with you. I suspect it will equal if not better the performance.
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Did some checking on the MTX8000. It looks like the Shiva models slightly better (goes a bit deeper), is a couple of decibels more sensitive, and can handle 200 more watts. Should add up to about 4-5 dB more output when pushed to it's max.
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If you are bent on getting tens get a/d/s 310rs.2 these are seriously the best 10's on the market for sq/spl. If you want more advice you could check out http://www.elitecaraudio.com Those guys could answer any question you could have.
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Originally posted by james182:
If you are bent on getting tens get a/d/s 310rs.2 these are seriously the best 10's on the market for sq/spl That's a pretty strong statement. I bet it's not even true. I'll have to check out the link, though. I'm not expecting much from a self proclaimed "Elite" site. Aaron
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Although, the a/d/s/ subs rank near the top in SQ, I wouldn't put them at the very top. There are a number of subs that perform equally as well if not better at a lower cost.
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After checking into the a/d/s/ subs a little farther, it has two major strikes against it. For ultimate SQ, an underhung VC is essential, the a/d/s/ uses an overhung. For SPL, a large xmax is necessary, which the a/d/s/ doesn't have. One very nice design feature is the high sensitivity for a 10. It will only take 1/3 the wattage to reach the same volume levels as a JL10W6.
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Originally posted by jaxcontour:
Sony Xplod subs are phat... I work at Best Buy and everyone there recommends them. Pioneer amps have good sounds but no punch... and rockford or sony xplod amp will do nicely which best buy do you work at out of curiosity...
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Originally posted by jaxcontour:
Sony Xplod subs are phat... I work at Best Buy and everyone there recommends them. Pioneer amps have good sounds but no punch... and rockford or sony xplod amp will do nicely I don't care for sony Xplod, every time I go into a store the Xplod displays are always blown, hence the name Xplod (explode)
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Originally posted by David L:
which best buy do you work at out of curiosity... =) heh
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