So what do you guys think about this fusion audio set...
So what do you guys think about this fusion audio set...
http://www.fusioncaraudio.com/produc...product_id=241
so I've been browsing this section for the past hour and came across the hardest hitting10" sub thread... where i found the link to fusion audios website
anyway, I'm looking to basically add some nice clean hitting bass to a stock 01 bose setup using the pac adaptor
the reason I'm leaning towards this fusion set is that includes everything (box, amp etc...) and is within my price range ($300-400)
any input/suggestions appreciated
so I've been browsing this section for the past hour and came across the hardest hitting10" sub thread... where i found the link to fusion audios website
anyway, I'm looking to basically add some nice clean hitting bass to a stock 01 bose setup using the pac adaptor
the reason I'm leaning towards this fusion set is that includes everything (box, amp etc...) and is within my price range ($300-400)
any input/suggestions appreciated
In that thread, Manny siad the JONA(sp) was the sub you would be interested in. But it doesn't go with your budget. I also have no experience with them.
It all depends on what you are trying to accomplish. If you just want a little bump. That would probably suit your needs and your budget. Most of the mid to higher end stuff we will recommend will cost a few pennies more.
It all depends on what you are trying to accomplish. If you just want a little bump. That would probably suit your needs and your budget. Most of the mid to higher end stuff we will recommend will cost a few pennies more.
Originally Posted by CreativeDesignz
no real experience with fusion but for the money there is better products.

but yeah, like filtor said, if that setup fits your budget, then by all means go for it.
Originally Posted by AscendantMax
ah it'll definately hit harder than the bose. 

how much do you think an RL-i10 setup would run me (with suggested enclosure and amp, since I'm not an expert on amps)
if the quality is a lot better than what I'm looking at now then i don't mind dishing out some extra pennies
Soundspinter is a nice choice
. i personally have never heard of fusion audio in person, so i don't know how they compare, but with sound splinter, you won't be disappointed.
The RL-i 10 goes for $169, and is an excellent SQ sub. They work well with 250 to 350 watts, in enclosures from .4 to .8 cu ft.
If you want a lot more info, I'd email Mike, the CEO of Sound Splinter. He's pretty good in replying the same day so you'll get the info fast.
. i personally have never heard of fusion audio in person, so i don't know how they compare, but with sound splinter, you won't be disappointed. The RL-i 10 goes for $169, and is an excellent SQ sub. They work well with 250 to 350 watts, in enclosures from .4 to .8 cu ft.
If you want a lot more info, I'd email Mike, the CEO of Sound Splinter. He's pretty good in replying the same day so you'll get the info fast.
Originally Posted by AscendantMax
if you have no experience with them, how do you know there are better products for the money? 
but yeah, like filtor said, if that setup fits your budget, then by all means go for it.

but yeah, like filtor said, if that setup fits your budget, then by all means go for it.

Originally Posted by CreativeDesignz
well i shouldnt say no real experience. from what i have heard from the distributor where my shop gets their products from, they are dropping the line because of the poor quality
Originally Posted by Pearl96Max
They dropped the line because Keystone now distributes it. Had nothing to do with quality.
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