I would go for the D1080s. Better range and bass out of it.
What is your budget exactly?
What is your budget exactly?
Originally Posted by aksthem1 ![]() I would go for the D1080s. Better range and bass out of it. What is your budget exactly? |
Originally Posted by DarthBaiter ![]() Lockwaresystems in NY has M10 in stock if that's still an option for you. http://www.lockwaresystems.com/swanm10w-89.html They also have the M10 in black for $20 more. I'll let you know how they sound in a few days. ![]() |
Originally Posted by DarthBaiter ![]() NP, I edited to add the price. I got the blks today, but haven't had time to open em. Almost makes me want to go back to work and spend the night. LoL. |
Essentially yes. They can still produce enough bass if equalized properly, but it's not exactly the cleanest bass like that either. It starts getting a little muddy with the lows and mids, because it can't extend that low and still trying to reproduce the mid range.Originally Posted by PhilWrir;13110068
Come now.
Help me decide between the D1080s, D1010s, and the M10s.
Its mainly between the M10s and the D1080s.
I expect the 1080s are better than the M10s overall but the M10s have a tad bit more base. Would that be a safe assumption?
Of the 3 which should I choose?
Alright. Thanks.Originally Posted by aksthem1;13110321
Essentially yes. They can still produce enough bass if equalized properly, but it's not exactly the cleanest bass like that either. It starts getting a little muddy with the lows and mids, because it can't extend that low and still trying to reproduce the mid range.
I would only go for the D1010s if you don't have the space for the D1080s. The M10s if you absolutely need 2.1 system. The D1080s if you don't mind dropping $100-200 on another sub later on.