miketallica

can anybody recommend an amp?? am i far off suggesting an HF2500 for a btl? i just want something thats clean, reliable, and at least 2000rms for the cheapest possible price

i just listed what id be listening to most on the sub, obviously stating that i like classical is completely irrelevent.. anyways instead of arguing over what music i may or may not listen to can somebody please answer my question about the amp? also to the people who say nothing goes down to 20hz.. seriously? even stuff like enya and bjork go down into the subsonic..

im pretty new to this, im going to have to research how to tune a box and such. also i listen to just about anything: metal, psychedelic, hardcore rap, stoner rap, drum and bass, chillout, reggae, dub, electronica, etc. err, ie pop no im not big into pop. anyways is my amp selection a good one? its hard to find much info on junk since its not a very big company. di@blo @udio technologies=junk? what? I didn't type that.

im pretty new to this, im going to have to research how to tune a box and such. also i listen to just about anything: metal, psychedelic, hardcore rap, stoner rap, drum and bass, chillout, reggae, dub, electronica, etc. err, ie pop no im not big into pop. anyways is my amp selection a good one? its hard to find much info on junk since its not a very big company.

im pretty new to this, im going to have to research how to tune a box and such. also i listen to just about anything: metal, psychedelic, hardcore rap, stoner rap, drum and bass, chillout, reggae, dub, electronica, etc.

Also, is the diablo audio HF2500.1 a good choice for powering an 18" BTL? Are there other amps that will fully power it better or for cheaper? How about the HF1000.1 for a BL or a Q?

just wanted to make sure its capable of going down to 20hz and below since i listen to alot of shit that went well below what my old cvr's could do. I only asked because i could'nt find the frequency response for fi anywhere

What is the frequency response range of the 18" BTL daily use? also the 18" BL and 18" Q frequency response