Showing posts with label dual subs. Show all posts
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Tuesday, June 19, 2012

PYLE PLBWS210 Dual 10-Inch 1000 Watt Bandpass with Neon Woofer Rings Review

PYLE PLBWS210 Dual 10-Inch 1000 Watt Bandpass with Neon Woofer Rings
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Good product. Loud bass when needed. I wish the lights would beat in sync of music though, but still cool.
WARNING: This product will not come with a power cord for the lights on the subs... you will need to find one. (it is not easy)
I found an old plug-in laying around and luckily it was a 12v power adapter (your vehicle runs on 12v power). Worked great, had to cut off the plug part.

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Sunday, March 11, 2012

Sony XSL120B5D Box-Dual SubWoofer Review

Sony XSL120B5D Box-Dual SubWoofer
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On Black Friday of 2008, I got these subs plus an 800 watt Xplod amp from Circuit City for $180, after tax. After barely squeezing them into the trunk of my '99 Ford Escort LX, I hooked them up using 8 gauge wire for power and ground to the amp, and high-strand 10 gauge to the speakers. At 340 watts RMS, these things pound! The entire interior of my car rattles; while running a test that slowly increases the frequency, you can hear different components of the car vibrate. They seem to like 48 Hz, +/- 2 Hz, but that could just be the settings on my amp. At 48 Hz, my Garmin Nuvi 270 is unusable (when you go to touch it, it pounds at your finger because of the vibrations, while tilting upwards on its mount). With the right song, they're ear-splitting, and will give me headaches after less than five minutes (even though I'm used to them). The excursion isn't the best, so you don't feel the pressure as much as the actual shock of the hit (it feels like a mild full body massage, if you have longer hair, you can actually feel it vibrating). Outside the car, the sound carries, but you hear the bass more than you feel it. In other words, they're cop-friendly. A larger amp might change this, however. For a first-time setup that'll impress most of your friends that didn't dump more than $500 into a *good* subwoofer setup, this isn't bad. The sound quality is OK, songs with a strong beat sound better than those with a fast one (rap vs. trance/techno). They're designed for low frequencies, thus, if you don't have good speakers to handle the 80-180 Hz range, you might feel like you're missing something. Beware, though, the box is enormous; fitting it into my trunk took some planning, a flat tire would make me extra-miserable, and a small child would barely be able to fit in the trunk with the box. The tradeoff, however, is excellent sounding, head-throbbing bass.

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Saturday, November 26, 2011

Dual SBP10 10-Inch Bandpass Illuminite Subwoofer System (Black) Review

Dual SBP10 10-Inch Bandpass Illuminite Subwoofer System (Black)
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For only a $100, its not bad at all, I actually took the subwoofer out of that enclosure that is shown and put it in a Atrend-BBox enclosure and it's amazing. Hits very hard when maxed out. I recommend it for the price.

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