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Originally posted by zDmn JL XR650CSi Components in the front JL VR690's in the back JBLGTO75.4II 4channel amp for the front stage Phoenix Gold RSD 12' powered by JL 500/1 Im loving the system im running right now. All I listen to is EDM and this setup sounds really really clean and hits hard. If i had to change anything it would be the front component speakers. Dont get me wrong, the XR's sound awesome but kinda wishing I had the Boston Pro60's now.

EDM doesn't sound clean with 12" subs...

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On OOKA-OOKA ME NACHOS ME PRESS KEYS ON COMPUTER GOOD

1 - VW / Monsoon Audio System Deck - CD-Changer / CD / Cassette (2-DIN)
4 - Monsoon Tweeters
4 - Monsoon Full Range Speakers
1 - Monsoon Subwoofer

(above all standard with car)

PhatNoise MP3 Player unit, w/ cartridge (20 GB standard), USB cradle, and PC software.

Last edited by EXTREMUM on Feb-12-2007 at 07:30

I just got a new sony cd deck installed. sounds good with my 500 watt amp powering my 10" pioneer sub

Stock with some Panasonic CD player... but it gets the job done

stock subaru sound systen with Pioneer DEH-P680MP. have a set of Diamond Audio M5 components with a Directed Audio amp that i have to install sitting at the house. need to get a 2nd set of components for the rear and then a 4chan amp.

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Originally posted by Marc Summers EDM doesn't sound clean with 12" subs...

You obviously dont have any idea what you are talking about. A 12" will be just as punchy as any 8" or 10" and its low end will go even deeper. Its all about sound imaging. If you tune a subwoofer to play only midbass notes (80hz - 200hz) you're music will start to sound like junk. At least in a car environment. Given that the sub is tuned correctly and installed in the correct box, even a 15" will have no problem blending in perfectly with the punchy midbass of the front component speakers.

'93 Civic with default speakers (two in the front, one on the left goes out from time to time) and original tape deck that eats tapes.

That's right. Fear it.

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Originally posted by zDmn You obviously dont have any idea what you are talking about. A 12" will be just as punchy as any 8" or 10" and its low end will go even deeper. Its all about sound imaging. If you tune a subwoofer to play only midbass notes (80hz - 200hz) you're music will start to sound like junk. At least in a car environment. Given that the sub is tuned correctly and installed in the correct box, even a 15" will have no problem blending in perfectly with the punchy midbass of the front component speakers.

All of you're technical mumbo jumbo still doesn't magically defy the laws of physics.

12" subwoofers are known for it's "Thunder". A large cone can't create the rapid movements like a smaller one can. This is why most hip hop listeners go for larger diameter woofers because the kicks can be farther apart. You put 12" woofers in a car that plays tracks that can be up to 150 BPM or maybe play some DnB which can be 160+, it's going to sound like garbage. I've seen it, I've heard it, it always end up sounding half-assed.

With EDM you should generally go 10" or 8".

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All subwoofers are designed differently, rendering size useless to determine sound quality.

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get a w7.

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