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getz loud!!!
its louder than l7's and its the best sounding square on the market. needs to break in though. I had mine installed in a 2.8 cuft enclosure ported @ 38hz, and it still handles 30hz and below with some credibility. 750watts rms is underrated, more like 1000watts. sure to hit over 130db spl.
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wow
wow is all i can say these things absolutely pound hard very hard and they are loud as heck i have about 850 rms goin to them and tht is plenty of power to make these straight up pound i was sitting in my friends driveway and was shaking stuff upstairs tht is just cool im heard way before im seen would definatly buy again and again but only from sonic cant find a better price
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underpowered
just got two of these in a large ported box, with an alpine m1000 to power them and even when underpowered theses puppies are loud! I hit 141.9 db at the kick panel in a 99 taurus with the back seats folded down. When u get the right power to them im sure they will just be scary!!
And be sure to break them in. The tag says they require 4 hrs of aggressive break-in.
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