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Re: Which sub for the rookie?
merchman #247246 02/16/09 08:37 PM
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Yeah, you and Rick head over and meet me at the eD plant in Iowa, it would be an awesome road trip.


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Re: Which sub for the rookie?
merchman #247249 02/16/09 08:42 PM
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Here are two I have heard and both were solid:
PSB 6i ; B&W 600's . I prefer the B&W as more well-rounded and controled, tighter might be a good descrition. But for HT, not sure you could go wrong. For music, the B&W.
This I can recomend as JL knows sub amps and subs better than anybody: JL Gotham . It cost a little more, but should reduce dental costs by shaking your dentures out!

And, of course, you can't ignore the Axiom subs. Like the rest of their line, the value factor is huge and should far exceed what you are entitled to for the cash - what more can you ask for.


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Re: Which sub for the rookie?
Zimm #247254 02/16/09 09:25 PM
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I think you missed his budget of $300~$500...


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Re: Which sub for the rookie?
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BUDGET! Isn't this the money is no object forum



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Re: Which sub for the rookie?
onn #247262 02/16/09 10:12 PM
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BUDGET, WE DON'T NEED NO STINKING BUDGET!
And the street price of the B&W and PSB are close to $500-ish...kinda. The JL Gotham might be a bit more than he was looking for, but come one, it's pretty freaking cool, even at $12,000.


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Re: Which sub for the rookie? - Updated budget
g_texas #247272 02/16/09 10:50 PM
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After all the posts, we have a trade: budget increase to $900 and I have to paint the room. So am going to check out the B&W and some of the others posted here. Thanks for all the quick replies.

Re: Which sub for the rookie? - Updated budget
g_texas #247280 02/16/09 11:54 PM
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 Originally Posted By: g_texas
After all the posts, we have a trade: budget increase to $900 and I have to paint the room. So am going to check out the B&W and some of the others posted here. Thanks for all the quick replies.
Paint the kitchen too! maybe you can increase the budget a little more!


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Re: Which sub for the rookie? - Updated budget
g_texas #247281 02/16/09 11:56 PM
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With the increased budget. Hsu and eD. Then again you could get two of the other Hsu or eD subs and still be within budget.


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Re: Which sub for the rookie?
Zimm #247309 02/17/09 02:12 AM
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 Originally Posted By: Zimm
This I can recomend as JL knows sub amps and subs better than anybody: JL Gotham . It cost a little more, but should reduce dental costs by shaking your dentures out!


I listened to a JL audio gotham at a local Home audio/video and car audio store a while back. Very impressive! It felt like someone was kicking me in the chest... It was actually too much bass in the small room they had it in, and I was only sitting about 7 feet away from the sub... soo yeah, pretty much it was crazy loud


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Re: Which sub for the rookie? - Updated budget
g_texas #247313 02/17/09 02:17 AM
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 Originally Posted By: g_texas
After all the posts, we have a trade: budget increase to $900 and I have to paint the room. So am going to check out the B&W and some of the others posted here. Thanks for all the quick replies.


I'd use the extra money to buy some nuggets.


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