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| Design | | 5.0 |
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adelphia83 from Vandalia, IL
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I purchased these two on a whim despite not having any reviews. They had the best specs in this size while having a required 4" (or less) mounting depth. Put them in 0.5" cubic foot sealed enclosure each, powered with approximately 200w RMS per channel.
They handle the power well, and get low and loud. The sound is a tad boomy and I can hear them reach their mechanical limits when pushed very hard which suggest these prefer a smaller sealed box perhaps 0.3-0.4cf.
The sound quality is respectable, these work well with most every style of music I listen to. SPL-wise, they're pretty comparable to higher end 8" subs I've heard. With two at their rated power, I would say they're as loud as a good 12" sub, though that is subjective.
There's really nothing bad to say about these woofers. If I had to pick something, it would be the use of foam surrounds instead of rubber. On the flip side, there's nothing that really stands out and says "BUY ME" either.. They do look cool though. Had mounting depth not been a concern, I would have gone with with a more established brand such as Boston or Infinity, as they are very close in price.
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