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Whats a good 10inch sub? I am looking to put in duels.
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Ummm well there are alotta good subs out there what do you want boom or Sq bass? if you want good hittin SQ bass then go with Focals or Dimands granted them are spendy like in the 1000 dollar area for the pair i think could be less or more depending where you go now just for boom and dencet SQ the american bass i have are pretty good produce alotta boom and sounds decent and a 12 runs about 235 not sure on a 10 but if you want a better sq 10 then a infinity pefected not to bad for about the same price and i stated for that 12 or even the Alchemy Alumapros aren't bad it all comes down to what you can spend in the end<a href=\"http://www.sounddomain.com/id/boboboom2\" target=\"_blank\">White 96 RS t-tops Auto 3.08 gears</a><br />Check link for car and all mods<br />USACi Outlaw Spl and SQ competitor<br />Soon to come Batmans SC running 10 psi and PCM programing<br />99 Honda VFR Motorcyle 100.5hp@10,750RPM 1/4 11.14@122mph, 0-60 3.36sec, 0-100 7.92sec<br /><a href=\"http://www.sounddomain.com/id/boboboom\" target=\"_blank\">99 Dodge 2500 Cummins Quad cab 5 speed 325hp</a><br />Check link for all mods and pics -
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