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I heard the jackhamers were the "celerons" of Subs (MTX particularly)
You heard wrong.
Go to Circuit City and try them out.
I heard the jackhamers were the "celerons" of Subs (MTX particularly)
You heard wrong.
Go to Circuit City and try them out.
I don't mean to be rude. But if you go to circuit city to buy car audio equipment you are not going to find anything but stuff that goes *loud distorted boom*
there really is no "best". there are 3 types of subs.
1. Crappy. These are the subs they sell at Bust Buy and Circut City. most of the time people get overhyped on things like peak wattage. what BB and CC sell are the low end of some name brand stuff. but its still low end, which means its still crappy. i would avoid buying any real subwoofer from these stores.
2. SPL. These are subs designed to get very loud, but dont sound good while being loud. some examples of these would be Kicker L7 and Solo X, MTX 9500, Pioneer 5000SPL. these subs will rattle your brain, but will sound like crap.
3. SQ. These are Sound Quality subs. they will not be as loud as a SPL sub, but they will sound great. Most poeple who get SQ subs are looking for a sub that will be crisp and tight. Its hard to find a good SQ sub, cause the steriotype is the louder the sub is, the better it is. which isnt always true. and just cause you get a SQ woofer, doesnt mean its not going to be loud.
i personally am a SQ type of guy. I went with a pair of Boston G5's. they sound great, and will 15mm of xmas, they can move some air, and get pretty loud. but its rare that i have it up that loud. you have to shop around and hear what you like. go to some local Car Audio shops, that sell good brands like the following:
Pioneer Premier
Boston Acoustics
Diamond Audio
Kenwood Excelon
MB Quart
Image Dynamics
On the contrary:
MTX subs are very nice and if wired correctly with the proper amps and capacitors, they give clean bass. Also, it needs to be installed correctly, and the proper size measurements need to be used for the enclosure.
I don't know where you got that from, but MTX subs are old school, and definitely not cheap. I do prefer Orions myself, but theyre harder to find and come with a hefty price tag.
These boys are all you need:
Buy the MTX JackHammer Dual 12" Subwoofers in Vented Enclosure and other Car subwoofers at circuitcity.com