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Old 11-02-2005, 12:33 AM   #1
JoeScooby
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Review: Sony XS 12 inch component sub

So my MB quart 12 took a dump on me a few days ago. Having stock speakers without a aftermarket sub really sucks the big one, so I went out to find a temp replacement. I went to walmart and picked up one of these sony explode subs seeing how I have heard good things about them. After the install I turned my bass on the amp alllllllll the way down so I dont pop it and started to adjust, boy does that thing hit HARD and strong.... harder then my MB Quart I think. Needless to say it is time to dynamat my trunk. For those looking for a budget subwoofer sony is the way to go, I dont think I will be buying another sub; im going to stick with the Sony. It is a 90-380 watts RMS with 1,300 watts peak power. It's powerd by a kenwood amp pushing 460 watts mono. This thing isnt even at mid setting, need to back it way down.
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