Help with box and subs.
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Originally Posted by styxnpicks
eD's customer service used to by HORRIBLE, its alot better now.. still if you choose to run eDuh speakers buy them used over at CA.com and save even more
I went to www.caraudio.com and didn't see anything for eD speakers. And why do you call them eDuh? Just making a funny, or did they do something?
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Originally Posted by GrifN
I went to www.caraudio.com and didn't see anything for eD speakers. And why do you call them eDuh? Just making a funny, or did they do something?
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Originally Posted by GrifN
A good place to go for the most bang for your buck is going to be www.edesignaudio.com/. Elemental Designs is relatively unknown, so if you want "that name", then obviously this isnt for you. But some of my friends have gotten some subs from them and they were very wowed. Also, they have some picture galleries there, so you can see what kind of rides these speakers are being put into.
Also, on top of being relatively VERY inexpensive, they are also relatively compact, making them much easier to fit under your seats. My current subs (pulled out of my old car) are way too big to fit under the rear seat, but I can get essentially the same power out of eD's speakers for much less price, and a much shallower speaker (making it easier to cram more sound under the seats).
Finally (at risk of sounding like a salesman for eD), their customer service is amazing. They can custom-build boxes for you, but they are located in Iowa and don't want to waste your money in shipping them if you live far away (but I'm sure they would if you asked them nicely and were willing to cover whatever the shipping costs were). I asked them some spec questions (i.e., how much space I should leave behind the magnet if I were to build my box myself, as well as how much room for air flow/vibration I should leave in front of the speaker). They responded to me same-day, and were very polite and knowledgeable. I plan to buy my next set of subs from them (and hopefully I'll get to do that soon!).
Also, on top of being relatively VERY inexpensive, they are also relatively compact, making them much easier to fit under your seats. My current subs (pulled out of my old car) are way too big to fit under the rear seat, but I can get essentially the same power out of eD's speakers for much less price, and a much shallower speaker (making it easier to cram more sound under the seats).
Finally (at risk of sounding like a salesman for eD), their customer service is amazing. They can custom-build boxes for you, but they are located in Iowa and don't want to waste your money in shipping them if you live far away (but I'm sure they would if you asked them nicely and were willing to cover whatever the shipping costs were). I asked them some spec questions (i.e., how much space I should leave behind the magnet if I were to build my box myself, as well as how much room for air flow/vibration I should leave in front of the speaker). They responded to me same-day, and were very polite and knowledgeable. I plan to buy my next set of subs from them (and hopefully I'll get to do that soon!).
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Originally Posted by mSaLL150
x2. I'll be ordering my 11kv.2 speakers in May and installing them the day i get back from school in June. I cannot wait.