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Vince87 · 12-18-2009, 10:20 AM

the reviews seems to be not so bad... but I've never seen it so I cannot recommand it. I personnally own a Kenwood KSC SW10 and I personnally love it (it does not give windows rattling bass, but add a decent bass to the my system and really improved the sound of my system). If your goal is for your music to sound good the KSW SW10 is a good choice, but if you're looking to wake up the whole neighborhood this is definitly not the one you need...

Keep in mind that with these little powered subs (specially if its one using the "passive-radiator" technology like the SW10) you ABSOLUTELY need an aftermarket head-unit with a HPF (high-pass filter) or else it will sound horrible and you will want to cry cause you spend 200$ to have shitty bass (I was affraid at first when the setting were not adjusted)

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12-18-2009, 10:20 AM	#6
Vince87 Drives: 2007 2DR Yaris Join Date: May 2009 Location: Montreal, Qc, Canada Posts: 26	the reviews seems to be not so bad... but I've never seen it so I cannot recommand it. I personnally own a Kenwood KSC SW10 and I personnally love it (it does not give windows rattling bass, but add a decent bass to the my system and really improved the sound of my system). If your goal is for your music to sound good the KSW SW10 is a good choice, but if you're looking to wake up the whole neighborhood this is definitly not the one you need... Keep in mind that with these little powered subs (specially if its one using the "passive-radiator" technology like the SW10) you ABSOLUTELY need an aftermarket head-unit with a HPF (high-pass filter) or else it will sound horrible and you will want to cry cause you spend 200$ to have shitty bass (I was affraid at first when the setting were not adjusted)