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Boston Acoustics SPG555-PS

Item #29446
13" Loaded Ported/Vented Subwoofer Enclosure with SPG555 Sub Wired to a 2 Ohms Final Impedance

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  • I have this sub in a 09 cts, powered by a Phoenix gold zx600ti. I am stunned by both the output and the sound quality. it can be subtle or it can be overwhelming. the notes from 20-50hertz are massively addicting. I have run 2 12w3 off this setup and I was very happy to not lose anything, but actually gain some low end extension. the 12w3 was a great system and I love jl, but the Boston came up the winner, also gave me more cargo space. the pitch, depth, punch of this sub matches what my definitive technology super cube reference does in my home theater room. I love it. give it about 20 hours of break in time, after that it really turns into the heart of a demon. I've found that using a 24db crossover set at about 55hertz gives it the best sub bass performance. just make sure the amp you have is up to the task. it should be good quality, high current, and 700-1500 watts of real world power and you will have it made. it will take the breath out of you.....literally.

    Justin
    5/2/2012
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