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Hey guys, I got a hopefully easy question. A buddy of mine stopped by today, and was completely surprised buy my dual opposed build. He is kinda a yuppy, and thought that sound couldn't get any better than his Bose set up.. Needless to say my combination of onkyo,paradigm,Cambridge,and DIY made him reconsider this Veiw point.
He is now tossing the idea around of having me build him a new sub set up. He doesn't want 15's due to his wife's opinion that 15's are to big, but she has no problem with 12's.
Now his idea is this, if we could come up with a design that houses 4 12's but only two can be seen. I know a design like that wouldn't be small, especially since he would prefer the sound of a ported enclosure, (he is mostly a rap, hip hop listener). But if we encorporated the design into a tv stand, or ottoman, that would be doable wouldn't it?
And if we decided to go with 12's, which drivers out there offer the most bang (boom) for your buck??
Thanks guys for everything... And if anyone has any ideas how to put 4 12's in one box and make it all work, I am definatly open to suggestions...
He is now tossing the idea around of having me build him a new sub set up. He doesn't want 15's due to his wife's opinion that 15's are to big, but she has no problem with 12's.
Now his idea is this, if we could come up with a design that houses 4 12's but only two can be seen. I know a design like that wouldn't be small, especially since he would prefer the sound of a ported enclosure, (he is mostly a rap, hip hop listener). But if we encorporated the design into a tv stand, or ottoman, that would be doable wouldn't it?
And if we decided to go with 12's, which drivers out there offer the most bang (boom) for your buck??
Thanks guys for everything... And if anyone has any ideas how to put 4 12's in one box and make it all work, I am definatly open to suggestions...