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  1. Chode69
    pm on the way
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    so mad i couldnt make it today...instead i had a hella stressful day at work CONGRATS RIC AND KATIE!!
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  11. Chode69
    now theres no definite answer for this but i would lean more towards the Level 6 18 just for the fact of more cone area, more potential power handling and the Level 6 is just overall a beast of a subwoofer. i never owned one (yet) but ive experienced a few set ups w 15s and 18s and a lack of impression was never a though. truly a superior woofer to many
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    Correct. In low powered (no more than rated RMS) applications, they are more for the look. Once you get into higher powered applications, they can add strength to the cone. agreed so dust, dirt and other random shit getting wedged inside of the gap is not a concern for you at all..yea brokay. it also helps with back pressure on the sub and cooling
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    DC FTW!!! awesome job out there guys!!!
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