I will be running MB quart DSC-4125 as an active setup. Only running front setup. Looking for something to get loud and sound good doing it. The rainbows that I am running sound good but just dont get loud. Would like to stay under $200. might go above that if it is really worth going up. Already losing a lot on the rainbow 3 ways. One more thing this will only need to be a 2way setup. Thanks for the advice.
look for something else. i have 2 type r's (3 models old now) and love them. im due for an upgrade though. I was just going to get the new 1243ds but idk anymore.
the thing I love about the type-r's is that they get loud, and still sound amazing. my friend has kickers, they get loud and thats about it. I went to best buy to test drive a few subs but they all sucked compared to the type-r's.
im looking to spend no more then $200 a piece (I want 2 12s) so what do you recommend? looking for SQL subs only.
is there anyway to fix a lead wire thats broken in the cone? on the shocker i just got i think the one lead wire is broke like that. if you hook a dmm ohm meter up to it it goes crazy jumping all around or it reads infinity. but if you move the lead wire enough eventually youll get it stay at 1.9 ohms. but as soon as you put power to that coil it makes scratching sounds. i even wired the coil in series and it still makes the noise, unhook that coil and just use the other one it works fine no noise at all. so im thinkin it has to be the lead wire cuz if the coil was burnt wouldn't it make the scratchy noise all the time? and the ohm reading would be crazy no matter what you did with the lead wire?
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