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Jun 2, 2002 | 12:34 PM

Syzle

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Subs, 700 RMS

I am wondering guys, what would be a good choice of 4 ohm subs that can handle 500-700 watts RMS? My money isn't too expendable, so price is a big factor. What would you guys suggest?

Jun 3, 2002 | 01:26 PM

rusty9

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have a look at POLK Audio's MOMO's. They have a website at POLKMOMO.com.

Jun 8, 2002 | 11:52 PM

rscritch

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Subs, 700 RMS

What kid of amp are you going to be powering them with?

Jun 10, 2002 | 11:27 AM

John8172

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If budget is the most important factor I would go with subs that require less power. You can find good subs with lower power ratings like Bazooka EL's. The high wattage subs might be cheap but a good amp to push them won't be...

Jun 10, 2002 | 11:52 AM

akford351

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Mmm...
700 watts rms huh. You must want like a 15" sub or sumthin. But if you are on a budget then i would recommend some Infinity Reference or Cerwin Vega HEDs. The HEDs get louder/more SPL but the Reference are far more accurate and musical. Both would be about 100 bucks each for a 12. My 10" Reference had at one time a 750 watt rms amp pushing it and it took it all in!