http://www.tcsounds.com/db500.htm

Now with an aluminum cone.


Not bad for $135, and they model well too.

I dont know anything about sub drivers, but the TC Sounds LMS-5400 looks pretty impressive. It looks like some sort of weapon.

Last time I checked, the 5400's specs did not seem coherent according to popular software packages.

How are you dudes managing to turn this into an LMS thread when the title explicitly states "12" db-500".

Well, this is AVS after all.

http://www.tcsounds.com/db500.htm

Now with an aluminum cone.


Not bad for $135, and they model well too.
They do look like they offer a lot of performance for the money.

How are you dudes managing to turn this into an LMS thread when the title explicitly states "12" db-500".

Well, this is AVS after all.

Sorry for the derail :D

I clicked the link, and since they have other products, I decided to take a look and noticed the almost 90lb behemoth :eek:

Sorry for the derail :D

I clicked the link, and since they have other products, I decided to take a look and noticed the almost 90lb behemoth :eek:

No worries. :D

No doubt it is a beast.

Wake me up when they release a 35MM excursion version. :D :D

Wake me up when they release a 35MM excursion version. :D :D

You want 35mm xmax for $135?

I'll wake you up when pigs fly, how about that. :p

Otherwise, pay up for the 5400.

You want 35mm xmax for $135?

I'll wake you up when pigs fly, how about that. :p

Otherwise, pay up for the 5400.
I hear ya'. The driver is truly amazing for the price. :)

The dB-500's are now on Sale for $75.00 ea. Thinking that for this price one can't go wrong or are the TC1000'S worth the extra $$ Am planning on building 2 Subs powering them with a Crown XLS402D