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Nomade30
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Post by Nomade30 »

Ok well that's great to know, even though for some reason pioneer warrantied my deck, even though sonicelectronix told me it wouldn't be warrantied by pioneer.

Ok can anyone please give me a more detailed path.

I am looking for 2 12" or 1 12". That together with the amp would be less then 400$ but would out perform my current setup by far. With being a lot louder but also better sound quality.

I am looking at soundsplinter's website and they have good prices, but i have no idea how they perform... Looking at online reviews really doesn't help because i can mostly just find people typing in caps how they are by far the best investment, they have ever spent money on... Figures considering it's the interwebz and it is all seriouzzzinizz!! LOL

Honestly I have heard many systems and most of the ones that amaze me are small subs but a great box. I guess you can label me as a spl kid that doesn't care much about sq but considering that i listen to rock when it comes to a big blur that's what makes me want to turn it down...

The dual DA D312 really looks good to me, but also one 12 sound splinter looks great too. I am stuck.

If i go dual i will build a general box tuned and such, but if i go with a single on, i will build a box to seal the sub to the cabin and port in the trunk, basically just to increase space in the trunk, and to have a more stock looking setup(I love hidden subs).

How much to Mojo 12" m3 run for or atleast how much should they, or should i even be considering this sub?

Sorry for all the questions, but i can't just seem to find the right setup for me without listening to them and the local car audio shops are only accessable when i am working, which sorta makes it really hard to go listen.

Thanks for anymore help, I am back to searching the web for a good setup
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