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(More customer reviews)I listen to rap all the time and my speakers sound great when the beat is low and even when the volume is medium they sound pretty good but when you turn the music up louder than medium level they start to sound distorted at times depending on the music track. I enjoy mines but an upgrade will be needed soon if your looking for brain rattling bass.they are a great addition to a factory sound system that is lacking bass
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Bump up the bass in your car with this 10-inch Dual DS10 subwoofer, which can handle up to 150 watts of RMS power (425 watts of peak power). It features a red polypropylene cone, rubber surround, black stamped-steel basket, and a rubber magnet boot. Thanks to its Mid-Q design, you can use a ported or sealed box.
Tech Talk RMS versus Peak Power: Peak power is measured by a brief musical burst (such as a crashing cymbal) and refers to the maximum amount of power that a device can produce from such a burst. However, a more reliable specification is RMS (root square mean) power, which measures the maximum continuous power that an audio device can produce. With a higher RMS figure, your music will sound cleaner as well as louder.
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