Souldrop

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_60717_Limitless-Creations-PM1PR-MagicTouch-Personal-Massager.html

Yeah, I've been wanting to try your new platform drivers at some point. The new basket design is awesome!

Running two Brahma MKI 12"s with Fi recones now. I don't notice much of a drop off; granted they are sealed with about 1.2 cube each. Haven't measured anything so there might be a dropoff that I don't detect.

Neo and linearity in the same package is really cool. Been wanting to try an old XXX or an adire extreme, so if these new subs fill that niche I'll be all over them. Shame these Sundown XBL^2 protos never went into production, but looking forward to the new linear BL sub. .

Any estimates on power handling yet?

Entered. Would love to try some dc products finally.

More like there's been a hole in my heart.

I want the proto! guess gonna have to watch the yard sale in case you decide to throw it in there. Really looking forward to it. Next year may be a terrible year for my bank account between Sundown and possibly RF.

I've read somewhere that once you hit ~10.5" in in slug OD it's hard (impossible) to find any suppliers for anything larger, and that's part of the reason that all the biggest ferrite motors seem to have similar widths. Is this true or is it more of a design issue where anything bigger has diminishing returns? Regardless both motor and basket are sexy, and I'm looking forward to seeing them in action. If there was a nobel prize in car audio I think Sundown would be the shoo in. ATM it really feels like Sundown is doing the most to advance the technology and designs of drivers for car audio. Thanks!

damn. didn't know sundown was in the laundry basket business. How big are the slugs on the team motors?

RF T2 subs are very good, but imo the sundown x is better. I still run RF amps and they are beasts. I'd go RF amps and sundown subs in you situation . The cool thing about RF amps is the CP the amp puts out near the same power 1 ohm or 2. I've run RF amps for 20 plus years, well there was a couple of MTX years the early us ones, but never had one fail. Yeah I would do the same thing if I was looking for new subs.

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The X is more expensive than the T2? Either you're looking in the wrong places for the X or you're getting a steal on a T2...

To be honest it's going to be impossible to say how hard it will hit. It's going to be dependent on the entire install, type of car, enclosure, etc... Look at how much space you have, figure out what you want to do (spl, sq, geared towards comp or daily). Look at what you want to accomplish and then pick your subs, pick your amp, and have at it. There are a ton of great audio companies out there that work within the power you're wanting to run. Do research, watch vids, and look at builds. Once you figure what equipment you're going to run ask specific questions about your install if you need help. Whenever you ask for comparisons you're going to get people who lean both ways unless it's definitely a shitty company. Are you going to be doing everything yourself?

Whenever you run wire from one place or another you can run another wire right beside it. It increases the amount of current that travels from one point to another. That's what they mean by multiple runs.