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19th January 2006, 03:10 PM
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Location: Atlanta
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Dayton 12" Titanic Kit vs. other subs
So, I want to buy a sub for my stereo system (music only, not HT). I want something that is accurate, not necessarily loud. I have been looking at subs like the HSU VTF-3, but the Dayton kit seems interesting. Can anyone compare the Dayton 12" Titanic kit (as it is sold stock, without mods) to other manufacturers' subs in the same price range?
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