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MikeGee · 04-13-2007, 08:22 PM

I've actually the pioneer subs i have in a car and to me they sound pretty good. I'm not looking for a crazy competition sound, its a very budget setup.

The Pioneers were 180$ (for 2) Canadian, and the single 12" Infinity is 199$ canadian with a enclosure.

Basically a single sub will run at about 250rms and a dual setup would run around 350rms.. thats the main reason i was leaning towards a dual sub setup.

Also i cannot order online, due to me living in Canada the amount i usually end up paying in shipping makes it the same thing as going to a store.

04-13-2007, 08:22 PM	#3 of 4
MikeGee Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Local Time: 05:53 AM Local Date: 12-02-2008 Posts: 271	Re: Choosing Subwoofers... I've actually the pioneer subs i have in a car and to me they sound pretty good. I'm not looking for a crazy competition sound, its a very budget setup. The Pioneers were 180$ (for 2) Canadian, and the single 12" Infinity is 199$ canadian with a enclosure. Basically a single sub will run at about 250rms and a dual setup would run around 350rms.. thats the main reason i was leaning towards a dual sub setup. Also i cannot order online, due to me living in Canada the amount i usually end up paying in shipping makes it the same thing as going to a store.