Looking for a second sub

[bmac]

I'm looking for a small second sub.I've been thinking about the LFM-2.My budget $250-$300

 

[Buckeyefan 1]

I'm looking for a small second sub.I've been thinking about the LFM-2.My budget $250-$300

I've not heard the Outlaw subs, but based on the reviews, I think it's a logical choice to go with the LFM-2. Beautiful cabinet, and most likely the perfect addition for the musical punch you may be missing with the LFM-1. How does the LFM-1 compare to your previous sub?

BTW, I find the specs on each sub a little strange. How can the smaller 8" LFM-2 go down to 28Hz at -2dB while the larger 12" LFM-1 only goes down to 25Hz at -2dB? Either that's an outstanding little 8", or they aren't giving the 12" enough credit. There should be a mountain of difference between the two. Just compare the cabinet size, and weight.

 

[aspaceintime]

what about this?

Try looking at the Titanic from parts express. You build it your self, very easy to do, but it is very good...~ 350...

 

[j_garcia]

One thing to note: two subs are harder to calibrate than one.

 

[Josuah]

Not as bad if you stack them though. Yeah?

 

[Tomorrow]

I'm looking for a small second sub.I've been thinking about the LFM-2.My budget $250-$300

I'm awfully pleased with my Hsu STF-1 (as noted in other posts). $299 + 25 bucks shipping. It's tidy and small, punchy, musical, and offers usable bass down to 26db (starts rolling off at 31.5).

I also agree with J Garcia...two subs will give you some obstacles to overcome.

 

[j_garcia]

Stacking should give you less issues, but you still have to calibrate both.