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Earthquake TNT?/ Newbie, need help


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Hey guys, so after years of scrolling through these forums and admiring all the amazing builds, I've finally decided to start my own. This is something completely new to me, so any advice is greatly appreciated. I just bought a new daily driver and want to add as much bass to it as I can without spending too much money (under $1,000, preferably closer to 500).

I've always liked Earthquakes, but I know absolutely nothing about their TNT line. Right now Sonic Electronix has the 12's on sale for only $60. Does anyone have any experience with these or know if it would be worth it to pick up 2 of them? Or does anyone have any other suggestions on cheap subwoofers? I just want to go at least a step up from Walmart/ Best Buy systems.

Also, I know that 2 12s will hit harder than 1 15, but would it be wiser to get 2 cheap 12s, or 1 more expensive ($300-$400) harder hitting 12 or 15? I have a ford focus hatchback, so space isn't really an issue for anything like that.

Thanks in advance!

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No 60 subs, if you want nice and inexpensive look into Soundqubed HDS212s subs $109 each.

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i use to be sponsored by EQ and did play with the TNT subs

CHEAP CHINA subs they work they make noise thats about it do they sound great? no but will make many of 16 years olds with there first system happy

Have you ever had your woofers blown?

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Not a big fan of the Earthquake subs, but I would like to play with some HoLee Shit's. I doubt they are worth the asking price, but until I've heard one I cannot be sure.

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Not a big fan of the Earthquake subs, but I would like to play with some HoLee Shit's. I doubt they are worth the asking price, but until I've heard one I cannot be sure.

BIG GIANT paper weight... I never installed on but one shop had a trunk of a mustang dedicated to 1 holee did low 140's sealed off firing foward :(

Have you ever had your woofers blown?

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