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Old 29th April 2008, 10:53   #17 (permalink)
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Redfire, which all subs did you compare before finalizing on Blaupunkt?
Actually not much. Mainly I compared tubes versus Boxes. I listened JBL bass tubes, some DIY subs and Blaupunk Gz prior to my install, some with my friends and some with dealer. I liked this one. Haven't heard any big ones as I just planned for a budget sub.

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Which amp are you using to drive the sub?
Currently I am using a Prosound amp which is not a well known brand, which I got in a deal. Though the amp is good, planning to go for a bit more powerful one. Planning to get Blau 275 from JK.

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How would you rate the bass on the following parameters:
- Does the bass blend well with front compos? Or does it sound as if the sub is playing independently in the rear?
It does blend well! As an audio lover I will never allow a sub to play independent.

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- Is it tight and fast? Or boomy and slow?
It is tight and fast, which is my taste. I never liked boomy bass and thats why avoided tubes and ported boxes. This one matches my taste.

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- Is it too over powering? I mean are you able to listen to music with the bass complementing it? Or is it vice versa?
Never felt it overpowering. They blend well and are well balanced

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Hope Iwas able to get my point across!
Ofc yes. Whenever I hear a system, I used to compare it with my home audio which includes Rotel, Harmon/Kardon, Klipsch, Technics, Yamaha, Monster components. I know it is not good to compare a car audio with a home audio, but having heard many budget installations which concentrates on bass and improper balance, I am happy to say my car is not that bad . I would recommend this as a budget sub to those who like mild, tight well blended bass along with music. Next step is some damping which is essential. Planning DIY as I dont think there's some one here who do it well. Need to know the materials used and would like to see some install pics.
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