Recommendations For A Good Lower Priced Sub?
05-08-05, 05:17 PM
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Recommendations For A Good Lower Priced Sub?
Hi all, the thread title says it all. Sure I'd like a Velodyne but my budget doesn't allow for it, so I'm wondering about some of the better cheap subs out there for the buck. Thanks 
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Dayton 10' Subwoofer
I was in the same boat as you and went with this sub from Parts Express. It gets very good reviews on AVS Forum and lives up to them. For $124 bucks, this little puppy flat gets the job done.
I was in the same boat as you and went with this sub from Parts Express. It gets very good reviews on AVS Forum and lives up to them. For $124 bucks, this little puppy flat gets the job done.
05-09-05, 10:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Spiky
Lower than what?
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05-10-05, 05:01 PM
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You guys are making the Dayton sound awfully tempting! I'm currently using a Sony SA-WM40 sub......it's not bad, but doesn't seem to go as loud as I'd like, and definitely doesn't do good 5.1 tracks justice.....
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Just an update. I went the same way as my audiophile pal did and wound up with a used Velodyne CT-120 sub as well. He's terribly picky about his components and has been singing praises about his Velo ever since he bought it so I didn't figure I could go TOO wrong!
