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JdM xplod b01 
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Posted: July 25, 2005 at 3:59 PM / IP Logged  
I just wanted to kno are sony xplods that bad? I hear lota ppl sayin they r sht. I got 2 10" p5 in a sealed box, powered by a used 05' 1200w xplod amp, and it hits harder than my friend's rf stage 2 in a bandpass box. and i had no problems with it overheating or anything. My subs r from 04 and i put them thru alot. I spent lik round 250$ and it sounds great. So i just wana kno r xplods that bad?
blkmrideon22s 
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my wife had a  sony p5  10''  and it  sound great. she never  had any problem with it.
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pimpincavy 
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I dont think you will find many people on this forum that have anything positive to say about xplod products. I have never heard a xplod setup that I thought was very good. They are ok if your on a really strict budget, but other then that I would recommend staying away.
slicksteveo 
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Posted: July 25, 2005 at 4:55 PM / IP Logged  
i had two sony xplod 10s and 2 12's and boy let me tell you that they sounded really good for the price, they hit really hard, i liked them i still have the 12's i jsut dont use them ne more since i went and bought audiobahns
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mobile1 
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sony's as far as i'm concerned are budget subs. if you need bass, and don't have much cash, go ahead. the quality just isn't there for me. they are poorly built.
dubb 
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what about sony amplifiers. whats the rap on them.
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cobyo_hides 
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Man... Don't worry about the sub's. I have two 12" P5's pounding from my Kenwood 920w amp. The only problem I would see in your set is your amp. Sony doesn't make that great of an amp. They are usually weak for they wattage. But believe me, I'm an enthusiast of any Sony brand electronics. I tested & tested it, but it couldn't keep up with anything.
Don't let anyone, even me, decide if your system sounds good, or is crap. It's what it sounds like to you.
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slicksteveo 
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Posted: July 26, 2005 at 12:23 AM / IP Logged  
ya i ahd two sony 12" P5 and there 1200 watt amp and it sounded really good and i had them in a bandpass box, it all depends how much bass you want and what u want it to sound like i needed more bass so i got the audiobahns
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Posted: July 26, 2005 at 1:49 AM / IP Logged  

Wow, Auiobahn and Sony enthusiasts! Quite a combination!

Look I don't look to knock peoples equipment. Weather it's what you can afford or you like the sound or looks, fine. But just know that sony has one of the highest failure rates in the car audio industry. So with that said I would consider other alternatives that are similar in price but last longer and perform better.

It seems that gear that emphasizes form over function, doesn't function for long and/or well.

soundmasta 
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Posted: July 26, 2005 at 9:30 AM / IP Logged  

sony isn't too bad for the price, and it is probably better than rockfords cheaper stuff, but i havn't heard a system in a while, a long while, including another shops rockford demo car that has been louder than my two kicker comp 12's and 200 watts. thats 100 watts each. i work at a kicker dealer, and put their cheapest subs in my own car to show what they can do.

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