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What is the best, hardest hitting sub-woofer for your money?

I’m looking for the loudest, best sounding sub-woofer for my money. I also need some tweeters, 2-ways, and an amplifier. I haven’t decided on whether I’m looking to run 8’s, 12’s or 15’s yet so recommmendations would also be greatly appreciated.Thanks for any help or suggestions!

Well it truly depends on how much money you are looking to spend and the style of vehicle that you are putting the system in. I would recommend Alpine, its a great brand and fairly cost effective.

My old system thumped and sounded great…but I simply started with:
(1) Apline TypeR 15" and Alpine PDX-F6 Amp
I progressed into a full component set of TypeR 6’s in the front and 6×9s in the back. With a generic capacitor to help keep the power stable.

If you have a good headunit that can control the mids and highs and adjust your amp you will not need to get tweeters or components… you can get away with just an amp and sub combo.

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5 Responses to “What is the best, hardest hitting sub-woofer for your money?”

  1. Im a fan of the Alpine type r and the 12inch kicker comps knock hard. Any zx series amplifier from kicker is a nice choice
    References :
    Have 2 12 inch kicker comps in a sealed box

  2. I depends how much watts you want your system, how much room you have in you car or truck, how much money you want to spend. If you tell me that info i’ll help you out. For a sick loud system with all new speakers and everything will cost $1000 at the least.
    References :
    Research for my system.

    Alpine CDE-103BT
    (2) Alpine type S 4×6
    (2) Alpine type S 6×9
    Hifonics BRZ1200.1
    (2) Rockford Fosgate p3 12"
    4 gauge stinger complete wiring kit

  3. Well it truly depends on how much money you are looking to spend and the style of vehicle that you are putting the system in. I would recommend Alpine, its a great brand and fairly cost effective.

    My old system thumped and sounded great…but I simply started with:
    (1) Apline TypeR 15" and Alpine PDX-F6 Amp
    I progressed into a full component set of TypeR 6’s in the front and 6×9s in the back. With a generic capacitor to help keep the power stable.

    If you have a good headunit that can control the mids and highs and adjust your amp you will not need to get tweeters or components… you can get away with just an amp and sub combo.
    References :

  4. best subs would have to be digital design. competition rated. ive heard the cheapest digital designs and they hit like kicker comp 15s. ive also heard some that were a few levels up from there lowest and that was ridiculous for 12s. compared to old school kicker 18s
    References :

  5. This one is the best 15 inch subwoofer.

    Kicker 08S15L74 Solo-Baric L7 15-Inch 380mm 4-Ohm DVC Subwoofer
    Technical Details
    - 15-inch Solo-Baric L7 subwoofer
    - One-piece, injection-molded cone with full-coverage back bracing
    - 1000 Watts RMS (2000 Watts peak) power handling with 4-ohm impedance
    - 18-100 Hz frequency response
    - One-year limited warranty
    References :
    http://amzn.to/frsmYv

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