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Originally Posted by dj_stick
but any way, most computer audio systems don't work that way, so here's a little advice: the larger the sub cone size, the more trouble it has pushing air, so if you want a "tight" low end, get nothing bigger than 10" or 12" cone, maybe a little smaller if your room is only small, and won't have it too loud
however if you just want bass for the sake of bass, and you're not too fussed about it, go for something over the top if you want  |
That is entirely incorrect. With cheaper drivers maybe, but with quality speakers even an 18" subwoofer can create 'tight' bass. Enclosure size, subwoofer placement, crossover, and room size also play a huge part in how the subwoofer will sound.