memphis M3 subs

I have used memphis stuff and I gotta tell you I was impressed. I was using an M Class 300/2 to push my JL XR's and an M class 1000D to push two HPO's in a sealed box I had built for the subs. It absolutely pounded and it had great SQ also. I have never heard of M3 subs from memphis and I couldn't find anything about them on their website, but if you have already heard them play and you like the sound go for it. As for the L7's I've heard them in the proper enclosure and they are really loud and the don't have bad SQ either, I personally prefer Memphis over kicker as I have had a couple of kicker amps go bad on me and I'm not a big fan of theirs when it comes to quality control.  Either way you go you should get a custom enclosure built to spec for the subs you choose, or build one yourself. I cannot stress how much of a difference that can make, I would also make sure that you wiring is up to snuff. The memphis bell is a good amp and memphis makes quality stuff, you might want to take a look at their components, they sound really good for the money.

Yeah i got the power refrence components, good stuff, but cant handle that much power, blew both door speakers.  Going to up grade those when I do the subs and amp that way I only take apart the car once.  And from what i hear teh M3 sub is the new model for the HPO I guess thy are disconinuing the HPO.  Not totally sure though.Memphis MC-1300

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If they are the "new" HPO's I would say to give them a serious look, I know that I loved my HPO's. They where very underrated and they pounded like hell, they also had good sq, very defined not muddy and sloppy.

If you wanna think MTX think 9500's They are a nice driver with lots of output and are capable of producing nice bass as well for sq. Little bit of money but I heard one in a civic off a rockford bd500 and it was really nice.