RSL Speakers has
RSL Speedwoofer 10E 300W RMS 10" Subwoofer Speaker (2 Colors) on sale 2 for $678 - $103 discount in cart when you
add 2 =
2 for $575.
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- Speedwoofer 10E: 10" cold-rolled stamped-steel frame woofer; 300W RMS / 800W peak; 26 Hz extension
- Rear-vented Compression Guide tuning; variable low-pass filter; variable phase knob; auto-power toggle
- Black model with black grille; white model with heather gray grille
- For small to large living rooms, open-concept spaces, music/theater rooms, and high-output use
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Also the caveat with dual subs is you need a receiver that can help calibrate the levels between the 2 and also you'll need software and a calibration mic. It's been a pain with 2 subs tbh and 2 badly calibrated subs can be worse than having 1
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Also the caveat with dual subs is you need a receiver that can help calibrate the levels between the 2 and also you'll need software and a calibration mic. It's been a pain with 2 subs tbh and 2 badly calibrated subs can be worse than having 1
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Not saying you can't, but subs are different and will fight each other by canceling out frequencies, etc. Especially when one is ported and one isn't.
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Not saying you can't, but subs are different and will fight each other by canceling out frequencies, etc. Especially when one is ported and one isn't.
I agree with this. I got 10S MKII then upgraded to 12s and no regrets. use the 10S MKII as my 2nd sub but might just sell it off
Also the caveat with dual subs is you need a receiver that can help calibrate the levels between the 2 and also you'll need software and a calibration mic. It's been a pain with 2 subs tbh and 2 badly calibrated subs can be worse than having 1
Edit: if for home theater, 2 subs are better than 1. Maybe you are better off single in this case.
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