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SVS and Hsu. But eD is the best bang for the buck. With any of these internet direct companies, you are going to get great service. With Epik and eD, you can talk to the owner of the company or the sub designer (sometimes the same person). SVS are a little larger and more established. They...

Larger enclosures are more efficient - http://ldsg.snippets.org/appdx-a.php#HOFFMAN

No frills = black. A coating similar but a little nicer than truck bed liner. Very good value. Frills: http://www.wilsonaudio.com/product/thor/gallery.php Thor's Hammer from Wilson Audio. Cabinet made from "X Material". It's similar to stuff certain kitchen counters are made from. "Wilson...

I'd go with the more expensive model. That extra $150 gets you a larger enclosure, more powerful amp and I think a better driver. The eD subs are great if you want a no-frills sub. Most of the time we watch movies in the dark so a plain, black sub blends into the background. -Robert

A 10" driver with a 10" PR and 300w behind it. It will hit 18hz. I have some 8" subs that will hit 18hz also. Will either pressurize the room so that you can get a tactile sensation? No. Big bass is all about moving air. You need a large driver and a large enclosure to do that. I had no...

First, let's start with a budget. Then how much space are you willing to sacrifice for sub? From there we can see what realistic expectations are. I have usable output at 15hz from a pair of sealed 15's and an EP-2500 amp. I am boosting the low end with a parametric EQ to get that. I listen...

First, there is very little content below 20hz so some will say that you are wasting your time. Second, you better have a different definition of 'reasonable' because it won't be cheap. If you want to buy retail, you should be looking at subs like the Epik Conquest. Tom Nousaine measured its...