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mmatsfreak

best sub that gets loud but sounds good doing it  

95 members have voted

  1. 1. best 15/18 inch sub

    • DC level 5
      64
    • soundstream XXX
      16
    • T3 TSS
      8
    • Mach 5
      1
    • Mmats Juggernaut
      6


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Posted

All of those subs are good choices, they can all get loud and sound great. The Jugg may be a little outdated though.

I voted T3 TSS because of the amazing results I have had with them.

if you go DC LV5 you will have a smile on your face.

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Posted

cool I appreciate all your responses.its so hard to make a choice as I have never heard the subs I'm considering so I'm going off your opinions.If I could physically hear some of them I would know what to choose becuase I personally know how it sounds.

Posted

Mmats juggernaut were designed and built by DD audio........interesting how oppinions are made. What happened to the 9515s sounding loud and good?

don't get me wrong the 9515 is loud and sounds good I just want something a little different.

Posted

Drop down to the 2515s you will get a higher number. The 9500s only shine when fed what they can actually handle. when underpowered not that impressive. I just got rid of my 9500s and went down to the 3500s.

Posted

Drop down to the 2515s you will get a higher number. The 9500s only shine when fed what they can actually handle. when underpowered not that impressive. I just got rid of my 9500s and went down to the 3500s.

the 2500 are 750 watt subs.I'm not thinking DD though I want to try something different

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