indopleaser do u know the second song

Davis pirate33 Neither

Davis pirate33 alpine type r 15 inch is pretty amazing

This subs SUCK lol

krampp24 Katy Perry you're so gay is second song

star1 only Katy Perry you're so gay is second song

sail by awolnation

Jon Doe it's a slowed down version though

Brandon Rivera did you listen to the video?

Matthew Clark what was that second song do you know

No

Matthew Clark familiar name

Lol haha we have the same name that's weird

i was bro

No woofer cone size has no relation to what kind of bass it produces. It's all about box specs and tuning. It's just a myth buddy.

@@detonationpyrotechnics4156 All else being equal, smaller woofers do better with short notes, larger woofers do better with long notes. It takes force to move a driver, no matter what the enclosure is, even in free air, and a factor in required force is surface area and inertia. This is why smaller drivers are better for shorter notes, there's much less inertia involved to drive it peak to peak, similarly larger woofers are better with longer notes because they have more surface area to more appropriately play the note; it's about efficiency, and the more efficient your driver is, the better it performs. Tuning is another component, but that's on a driver-by-driver basis, but ultimately isn't the deciding factor, there's reasons why certain drivers perform better in certain ranges, maybe pay some attention to that. You don't know of what you speak, buddy. Basic experience will tell you this, simple logical thought will tell you this, having any knowledge of entry-level physics will tell you this. How about you educate yourself and better inform yourself, instead of looking like a clueless clown.

The bigger the cone the louder you can get on the same power