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Audiobahn 10" or 12" ?????

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Tell me their 15's!!!
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Nope, 12's
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ah still good... would have prolly been too good to be true if u had the 15's
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Post by loudwagon15s »

too bad, i recently sold a pair of 15" cvrs's that were the original black cone style. They dont stitch the surrounds anymore?? Bah!
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Nope they are false stitches... they are just pressed and molded surrounds to make them look like they are stitched... BS if u ask me
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if you think those audiobahns sound good. then go ahead and buy them. depending on space is what you should decide on for 10s or 12s.
but, my true suggestion is to go out and listen to more setups and ask around for whats good. anyone on here is going to steer you away from audiobahn because of their high fail rate and considering they care more about how the sub looks, then how it sounds.
but it all boils down to what sounds good to YOU. doesnt matter what anyone thinks, if you think it sounds great then buy it.
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Ditto, also try to listen to some setups thtat are in your make/model car too if possible. It will be much different than if in another car.
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^ The last couple post have the Best advise I've heard on this right there...

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exactly^^^ I got this lecture 2 years ago from ppl on this forum cause i was running Bahn... But believe u me... as stubborn as I was to admit that my sub wasnt the greatest... I did, and i found out some great subs in the process... I was running some great older Pioneer Premier's with the Nickel cones on them... 10"... man i miss those... they did sound great :) But yea and from there I've continued to upgrade to Resonant Engineering and Eclipse...
Also on my Amp side i started at Boss and upgraded up to Hifonics and trust me there is the most amazing difference when u are running good equipment in your ride. It almost enhances your driving experience!
As far as HU's ... Im not called Captain Pioneer for nothing :thumbsup
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hes called that cause he pioneered the buttsekcs.
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