Should I get 10s or 12s subwoofers?

If size, power, space, and budget aren’t issues, go with the 12 inch subwoofers. If 12s won’t work, go with 10 inch subwoofers. If 10-inch subwoofers won’t work, go with 8 inch subwoofers.

What is the hardest hitting 12 inch subwoofer?

The Skar Audio Dual 12” Subwoofers in a vented enclosure hits the hardest. It has a peak power rating of 2400 watts with the RMS rating at 1200 watts.

What size subwoofer hits the hardest?

15-inch subwoofers offer the most powerful and deepest bass owing to their big size. They, however, lack the tight responsiveness of their small counterparts. These subs will take much of your passenger or cargo space which is why they are commonly used in large trucks and SUVs.

What is the hardest hitting 10 inch subwoofer?

What is the hardest hitting 10 inch sub? The hardest hitting best 10 inch subs is the Planet Audio AC10D ten inch automobile subwoofer. It has a max power output of 1500 watts, with 750 w RMS. Combined with a foam surround and propylene coil, the AC10D delivers thumping bass frequencies and awesome overall sound.

Are 12 or 15 inch subs better?

The answer to the question of whether 15 inch subwoofers have better base than 12 inch subs is not an easy one to answer. The fact is, “better” is a personal opinion. 15 inch subwoofers are larger and displace more air than 12 inch subwoofers do, so the 12 in will have a crisper, sharper sound than the larger ones.

Is it better to have 1 or 2 subwoofers?

The answer to this question is typically yes, assuming you’re comparing one vs. two subs of the exact same brand and model #. In almost all circumstances, installing multiple subwoofers in your theater room will yield significantly better and smoother bass response across a wider listening area due to modal averaging.

Are 2 12 inch subs too much?

When designing or upgrading a vehicular audio system, subwoofer size often dictates loudness. That means two 12s will sound louder than two 10s. You’ll get a heavy buzz from the vibration at louder volume levels, but it will still be a pleasant experience.

Does size of subwoofer matter?

When it comes to subwoofers, the answer’s yes; size matters greatly. So let me just start of saying to those of you with small subs, “that’s no subwoofer, THIS is a subwoofer”. The simple fact is surface area is a big deal for moving air and achieving low frequencies.

Are 8 inch subs good?

8 inch subwoofers deliver tight bass in a relatively small space. You can upgrade your existing subwoofer, or you can easily add some low end to your stereo system without taking up much space or spending a ton of money. An 8″ subwoofer is going to give you tight, clean bass.

What’s the difference between 10 and 12 inch subwoofers?

If you are a fan of metal, country or rock music, a 10-inch subwoofer will fulfill your sound requirements without denting your wallet. Easily the most popular aftermarket size, the 12-inch sub is becoming a fan favorite simply due to its distinct bass response and clarity. Very few vehicles are equipped with a stock 12-inch sub.

What kind of DSP does a subwoofer use?

Harnessing the nearly limitless power is a 50 MHz Analog Devices Audio DSP with 56bit filtering.

What are the pros and cons of Big subwoofer drivers?

Acoustically, subwoofers with 15-, 18- and 20-inch drivers are more susceptible to boominess and distortion compared to subwoofers with 10-, 12- or 13-inch drivers because the pistonic movement of such a large surface area is harder to control.

What makes a 16 ultra subwoofer so good?

This advanced DSP is the most sophisticated processing engine ever used in a consumer subwoofer and gives the 16-Ultra subwoofer’s refined behavior and pristine output, while enabling precise tuning so the perfect amount of low frequency energy is unleashed at just the right time and just the right frequency.