what is the best 10 or 12" sub 500watts 4ohm

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mhyde71 wrote:and would it be good for the hip hop reggae and r&b folks ??? The 12" that is???
Heck yes it would. Snoop Dogg has never sounded more silky 8)
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mhyde71 wrote:and would it be good for the hip hop reggae and r&b folks ??? The 12" that is???
god yes.

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I just might have to pull the trigger on a pair..I keep hearing bout those damn treos though...wish I was made of money to try all sorts of subs out... think I kinda wanna try the rsdc12"'s though...will keep u guys up to speed. -m
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Jopop wrote:Not to hijack thread, but i burnt (yet) another sub today, so I'll need a new one. Is the RSDc 10" as good as the RSDc12"? I could do both but the 10" enclosure i have is a really good fit in my car.

Oh and stipud I'm asking you since i guess our musical tastes are quite similar (I like thrash, death, death/thrash, grind, grind/thrash/death, a little black metal and everything in between). I'm having trouble finding a sub that isn't all "rumble rumble", needs to be clear sounding and pack a good punch
RSD Comp 10 is the perfect subwoofer for you, my deathgrind friend ;)

No rumble at all. That's what I love about the thing! It's the cleanest death metal sub I've ever heard :lol:

I really should post some videos...



Well that sounds kickass but the shipping price is very steep and there are no dealers here :cry: However i did get a great deal on a last year model Hertz Hi-energy 10".. the ones with 96db sensitivity
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Okay.. hypothetically speaking lets say I was to go with the rsd Comps... what grills are out there that a PG Fanboy would appreciate?? or what is everyone else using??? I can not recall ever seeing any PG Grills, do they exist??
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They Have branded grills for the normal RSD's....but with the extra excursion of the RSDc...they might not work...i will do some measuring tonight.

also, let me know if you can't find pictures of the Grill and i will snap a photo
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Bfowler wrote:They Have branded grills for the normal RSD's....but with the extra excursion of the RSDc...they might not work...i will do some measuring tonight.

also, let me know if you can't find pictures of the Grill and i will snap a photo
both would be great B, as I haven't seen nor heard of anything like that.. albeit I haven't looked looked all that much, but just do not recall ever seeing before.. that would be great! Thanks B
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my ex-girlfriend said "its car audio or me"
i've had tougher choices at a soda machine...
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Bfowler wrote:heres a good pic online

http://www.12v-electronics.com/catalog/ ... grill_.jpg
damn where did you get that .. i see it's from 12volt.. yeah would be very pleased to know they would fit the comps?!?!?

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helps if you know the part number (which i had handy) when you are searching for it :wink:

i will check for you tonight
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According to Phil the grill will not fit the RSDc.
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AVICJR wrote:According to Phil the grill will not fit the RSDc.
wonder twat then folks are using or expected to use?? one could always go out and get any generic 12" grill, but I'd kinda prefer to have a PG grill, ya know?
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i suspected as much...but i will still try tonight to determine if some kind of spacer will make it possible
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yeah thatd be great!
JLMK thanks B
otherwise what would someone use?
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Bfowler wrote:i suspected as much...but i will still try tonight to determine if some kind of spacer will make it possible
jus'checkin' in with you B.. any luck with measuring the grill issue with the RSDc??? Pls Thx
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it can be done....but it looks really odd.

and the screws that hold down the grill would be visible. i think the generic "steel Bar" type grills would be your best bet.
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mhyde71 wrote:I just might have to pull the trigger on a pair..I keep hearing bout those damn treos though...wish I was made of money to try all sorts of subs out... think I kinda wanna try the rsdc12"'s though...will keep u guys up to speed. -m
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flogger11 wrote:
mhyde71 wrote:I just might have to pull the trigger on a pair..I keep hearing bout those damn treos though...wish I was made of money to try all sorts of subs out... think I kinda wanna try the rsdc12"'s though...will keep u guys up to speed. -m
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I would kinda prefer getting the rsdc's but there seems to be some complications with getting grills to go on???.. for me, and yes it's somewhat retentive, but i kinda like to have everything come together just so.. and I like to have screened in grills like the W6's. And appearantly with going with the RSDC's I wouldn't be able to have either one (screened grills, and grills by PG). I am a little impartial to the metal bars as grills as stuff still can protrude to cone/sub.. and they would also be just generics as well.

I really wish PG had grills specifically for the RSDC's.. kinda disapointing..

Do the Treo's have grills???

Worse case as I have always kinda of liked soundstreams spider grills I might look into whether or not those would fit on the RSDC's, if I dont lean towards the way of the Treo's. Functionally speaking I lean towards the RSDC's as they are rated just a tad bit more than the tTreo's. Realizingn that may not amount to a hill of beans.. but the 2250 is rated for 2 x 517WRMS and i think i would prefer to have a sub rated for at least that and quite possibly then some. Does that make sense?? hope so.
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If you want to use screen grills can you just make the sub-mounting face on your box rather thick and then sink the submounting ring so that the subs aren't mounting flush on the face of the subbox and then use a screen grill to cover the sunken sub?
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Solution... install your subs backwards :lol:
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I can't say that I've ever used a grill for any install. The closest thing would have been the carpeted panel that covered my 15's but that realy provided no protection.

Why don't you just use the JL mesh grill????????? It's not like they have any JL markings and will provide plenty of room for woofer movement. Just a thought---- :hmm:
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mhyde71 wrote: Realizingn that may not amount to a hill of beans..
:lol: I have never heard that one, I may have to use that :wink:
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Are you wanting to use a grill for protection or for looks?
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FuzzyHoNutz wrote:Why don't you just use the JL mesh grill????????? It's not like they have any JL markings and will provide plenty of room for woofer movement. Just a thought---- :hmm:
I think the JL W6 grille snaps into the side of the sub basket... pretty cool design actually.
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