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mbq sub
I like the sub a lot. I wanted a good quality sound and wasn't using a big box. With a Phoenix MS275 and a SMALL box it plays tight and has a boomy sound. MB Quart is good stuff.
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these look wierd!
man, these look strange. they look like a throbbing soda can attached to a bunch of rubber. They sound OK, since the cone doesn't have much surface area the excursion is ridiculous. it has to in order to make the same amount of sound another subwoofer would make moving very, so protecting these things with a grill is a no no. i would rather go for some Digital Audio (the best speaker on the market besides Bazooka) for the amount of money id pay for these. And yes, i did pay for these.
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MB Quart RSH 252 review
The shallow 10" sub certainly adds some bass but it isn't as deep or powerful as other full sized subs I have owned. It's clear, tight and did improve the range of sound. If you're looking for something to widen the range of sound in your vehicle, this will help. . . if you're looking for some serious depth and power, don't go with a shallow sub.
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