Thanks for watching!

I have 3 9915 and 4 vo-m10 s2 try to save to buy the amps

Depends on which series, 9500 or 9900... all sale prices are listed here: www.ddaudio.life/shop/category/subwoofers-us-built-42

I would not sleep on this deal then! Get it while you can!

@ddaudiotv IF it's still available tomorrow I just spent 1500 plus 1359 for the 99Dd 21?and two 10s my last name is not Gates lol

@@ceciljones1248 😆

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If you want more output, yes the VO-W710 will be the way to go. Box requirements are the same, but you can run about twice as much power on the W700

Plenty of companies for everybody to choose their favorite. Although, to come here and say insulting things is not very cool.

@@JasonWW2000 just being honest

I realize you're sharing your honest opinion. It's just in bad taste that you're sharing it in a competitor's video.

@JasonWW2000 r u mad because you know that down4sound is taking over the game

Go get some down4sound and make a video and share it maybe I'll like your video...lol

I don't think a 6 1/2 would be an appropriate driver to try to fill that gap. You probably want some sort of 10 inch or 8 inch mid bass driver. That's why they exist.

The suspension on the M206 is designed to bring extra punch and emphasize midbass more, but it doesn't dig very deep. The geometry of a 6.5" speaker doesn't lend itself well to dedicated midbass. You'd compromise overall output enough that you'd need multiple drivers to keep up with any large sub stage, and at that point you might as well just use larger speakers

Yes I understand what you guys are saying 810s 12s in a mid-base but what if you have a really nice Yukon and you don't want to do that to your door panels I wouldn't mind butchering the steel behind it and strengthening it but putting a big ghetto eight or 10 in my door panel for the front stage just ain't it

I guess the reason why I would even ask is a thought,, if you can make quote unquote word of mouth these amazing eighths that sound like 15s in a sub,, could it be possible to build a 6'5 with the same idea though it's only a 6.5 but it sounds like a 8

​@FrankStPeter I think you would need two or even three 6.5" to match up with your subs. That would require custom/modified door panels. I don't think one 6.5" could do it. Maybe if you built an enclosure in the door, that would give a big boost in output. You might consider larger midbass drivers in the rear area. Then you could keep the door panels stock. Maybe a sealed 8" can be fit up front near the firewall.