Audiobahn Vs. Eclipse

right now i have 2 Audiobahn ALUMQ 10's  800w RMS.  with an Audiobahn A2200HCT amp 1600w RMS.  now these subs have great SQ but im not too thrilled with the "Boom Factor"  would the Eclipse SW9102 10" 750w RMS  sound better,  good SQ but also be able to make you crap yourself?

The Titanium will defiantly give you boom the you want, but they are a SPL woofer. However for the amount of bass that they put out they still do retain a good amount of SQ. Eclipses Aluminums are their SQ sub and put out a ton of clean bass. But if you want the ultimate and have the money I would defiantly suggest you go with the Titanium’s, they are well worth every penny. And I can guarantee you will not look back on your Audiobahns.

thanks a lot, i have a couple more questions.  first of all, how much do they cost?  and where can i get them?  And  how deep are they, i need to know because i have a single cab truck and have limited space.  i fit the ALUMs and they are pretty deep so as long as they arent deeper than those, i should be fine.  thanks

Eclipse has a policy of absolutely no internet sales. Eclipse will not honour warranty claims for any items bought off of the internet and for some very good reasons. You must buy Eclipse from an authorized dealer who has been given the information and tools necessary to make this subwoofer behave as it was designed.  Titanium you say

Since we are so close to it anyway, and your situation isn't urgent anyway, I'd suggest that you wait until after the winter CES show (Las Vegas, early January).

The Consumer Electronics Show is the largest show for audio manufacturers to display their wares... so that's when all the manufacturers typically unveil their new products - and the ante is always being upped - particularly in the type of subwoofer driver you are looking for - high output sound quality drivers, which are the current trend.

Particularly this year - since you are shopping Eclipse - I know Eclipse is going to be unveiling a new woofer that has a linear BL curve so broad that it's one-way Xmax is in line with even many of today's peak-to-peak Xmax ratings (and it's supposed to have a new suspension that allows it to actually reach those excursions)

Even if you aren't shopping for Eclipse specifically, the CES show will undoubtedly reveal a number of new products that might specifically fit your needs.