need a sub

[Guest]

as above I need a sub don't want to pay much any cheap ones that go hard and have good bass ?

[dubbedup]

What area of the country?

[Guest]

I'm in queenstown, would only go for new ones tho

[Guest]

www.jonvy.co.nz

pioneer or sony ive ran both just dont short cut on the amp or you wont get as much out of your sub.

[ADIKT]

pioneer 1200w 12"s are good for you money! and so are the sony xplod 12's. As above, ive also had both. Both go really well when matched with a decent amp!

[legacy666]

try these guys http://www.trademe.co.nz/Members/Listings.aspx?member=2030539 I got a great deal on a couple of pioneers and have recomended them to a few clubsub members. (even with postage which was overnight, it worked out cheaper than any car audio shop)

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/car-stereos/subwoofers/11-17/auction-473487801.htm

[B4 2000]

here's one ;D

[rhardgrave]

I have an almost new RE 8" in a Digital Designs slot ported box, sub is wired at 2ohm

[boon]

 rhardgrave said:

I have an almost new RE 8" in a Digital Designs slot ported box, sub is wired at 2ohm

Wtf. Not common gear here in NZ... how much are you after?

(I'm sure you're on nzice?)

[rhardgrave]

hahahahahaha yup thats me ;D im after $250

[Guest]

any one here had a fusion sub?

[eKulz]

when everyone say's good amp, what would u define as good? price range?

[Greaver]

From what those in the know (nzice lol) have told me you buy a caliber 2000D and profit

[eKulz]

has anyone had experience with those fusion tube thingys? the little 10" ones. there's a couple on trademe pretty cheap

[Nick_96_RSB]

 4U2Envy said:

any one here had a fusion sub?

Currently rocking one in my boot, along with a 900w fusion amp running the sub and rear speakers with the high pass set for the sub and low pass set for the rear speakers, it drives hard ( i listen to d n b & dubstep alot as well as rock etc) i haven't experienced any issues with it, crisp punchy bass with no farty rattles

as those who have probably already mentioned, you will want an amp decent enough to drive the sub, i mean you could chuck some warewhare gear in and it might sound OK at low volume, but crank the volume to 11 and it will probably sound like arse, match a decent sub and decent amp and it should hold through nicely until it is too loud for yourself to stand... or your panels fall off, whichever comes first - go to some car audio places/ripco and piss em off, play with all their headunits and speaker combinations, take some music with you so you can get an idea of what sounds good to your ear

[rhardgrave]

 Greaver said:

From what those in the know (nzice lol) have told me you buy a caliber 2000D and profit

yeah nothing wrong with those, or E-Audio amps either

[dubbedup]

still looking? i have a Sony one, octagon shape, 12" no box, $30

[spark_38]

Just picked this up. Streetsoundz. $199. 130x2 (at 4ohm), 440x1 (bridged 4 ohm) rms. Good value. Soundstream aren't too bad. They have plenty left and the sale is tmrw as well.

Ideal for a 4-ohm SVC sub, or running some front component speakers.

[Swindog]

Sorry to hijack but ...

what are the slim line subs like? 12"

[resurrection.inc]

 Swindog said:

Sorry to hijack but ...

what are the slim line subs like? 12"

slim ones non boxed under seat are ok

slim boxed are a lot better of course.

to me they still sound a little tinny maybe not like the bass of a fusion nw12 bridged with a 1000 w rms fusion mono block ! now we're talking. would recommend fusion sub and amp BUT! only power plant stuff or jonah. dont bother with encounter crap.

[spark_38]

 resurrection.inc']

[quote name='Swindog said:

Sorry to hijack but ...

what are the slim line subs like? 12"

/quote]

slim ones non boxed under seat are ok

slim boxed are a lot better of course.

to me they still sound a little tinny maybe not like the bass of a fusion nw12 bridged with a 1000 w rms fusion mono block ! now we're talking. would recommend fusion sub and amp BUT! only power plant stuff or jonah. dont bother with encounter crap.

Old school power plant, circa-2000's

Just scored a FP4-1000x amp. 125w x4, or 500w x2 bridged. Good bang for buck from the 2001-2003 era.

But yeah old fusion subs like the FPW-10/12, that could handle 450W rms, 900W peak - and even more power, up to 1,500W rms isn't overkill for these!

[resurrection.inc]

 spark_38']

[quote name='Swindog said:

Sorry to hijack but ...

what are the slim line subs like? 12"

/quote]

slim ones non boxed under seat are ok

slim boxed are a lot better of course.

to me they still sound a little tinny maybe not like the bass of a fusion nw12 bridged with a 1000 w rms fusion mono block ! now we're talking. would recommend fusion sub and amp BUT! only power plant stuff or jonah. dont bother with encounter crap.

Old school power plant, circa-2000's

Just scored a FP4-1000x amp. 125w x4, or 500w x2 bridged. Good bang for buck from the 2001-2003 era.

But yeah old fusion subs like the FPW-10/12, that could handle 450W rms, 900W peak - and even more power, up to 1,500W rms isn't overkill for these!

Yes throw as much as you can at them they love it being dual voice straight up the guts with 8 gauge wire from the mono into both coils.

[Scoobydoo]

I have a brand new JVC 4 channel amp if anybody is interested - model number KS-AX4504

[resurrection.inc]

 Scoobydoo said:

I have a brand new JVC 4 channel amp if anybody is interested - model number KS-AX4504

how muchie

[Scoobydoo]

 resurrection.inc']

[quote name='Scoobydoo said:

I have a brand new JVC 4 channel amp if anybody is interested - model number KS-AX4504

/quote]

how muchie

$150 + any shipping