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Originally Posted by EclipseGST
Now for a sub, I've thought about trying to configure both a 10 and a 12 but honestly it would probably be too difficult and sound like ass. I am leaning towards 2 - 12s but still looking for options. I agree with the 10 being "tighter" but I like the deep bass too so I think the 12 would be good and not quite as sloppy as a 15.
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It is very easy to quickly configure subs. Nearly all the amps, short of rack style, have the crossovers built into them. All you really need to do is run the sub line out to it and adjust the crossover to you liking. I love bass in movies and music and will probably be adding either a 15 or an 18 to really bring out the lows. There are alot of options out there, the Def Tech supercubes might be worth checking out for you. They are smaller subs but they hit very low(subsonic). They work well for a tight sound but still have the extension to get the 16hz range.