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<blockquote data-quote="Eric Cagle" data-source="post: 49459" data-attributes="member: 277">Re: Need subs that will do 20hz-40hzThe Danley subs I have driven (TH 212 and TH 115) have really impressed me and those aren&#039;t the ones known for going particularly low. It was quite a humbling experience to hear a pair of TH 212&#039;s go lower and cleaner than a block of 4 of my horn loaded 18&#039;s. I am quite shure several of the Danley products will work extremely well for what I am trying to do. I am just wondering what else is out there and looking to hear from some folks who have had some experience below 30hz. The CODA sc8 and the Chimera 21&quot; look interesting but Ivan is so right about published specs. I am looking for a box that is actually tuned to work well in that range. I can get a little below 30hz at a reasonable volume with my rig but it takes eight 1000 watt 18&quot; drivers and a lot of processing and power to just sort of keep up with one Fussion 3000 top per side without blowing anything up and I still feel like something is missing. I am going to do some listening and measuring before I buy. Danley is at least local to me and I am doing some research on a few of the other offerings to try to give them a listen as well. Thanks for all the information so far!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eric Cagle, post: 49459, member: 277"] Re: Need subs that will do 20hz-40hz The Danley subs I have driven (TH 212 and TH 115) have really impressed me and those aren't the ones known for going particularly low. It was quite a humbling experience to hear a pair of TH 212's go lower and cleaner than a block of 4 of my horn loaded 18's. I am quite shure several of the Danley products will work extremely well for what I am trying to do. I am just wondering what else is out there and looking to hear from some folks who have had some experience below 30hz. The CODA sc8 and the Chimera 21" look interesting but Ivan is so right about published specs. I am looking for a box that is actually tuned to work well in that range. I can get a little below 30hz at a reasonable volume with my rig but it takes eight 1000 watt 18" drivers and a lot of processing and power to just sort of keep up with one Fussion 3000 top per side without blowing anything up and I still feel like something is missing. I am going to do some listening and measuring before I buy. Danley is at least local to me and I am doing some research on a few of the other offerings to try to give them a listen as well. Thanks for all the information so far! [/QUOTE]

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