Cerwin Vega Stroker Subs
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hancockd
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you getting it new? how much? where from? hell i havent heard their name in a few years..thought they went under or something.
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I haven't heard of them in a while either. from what I remember the strokers were more of an spl sub than an sq sub. That's about all I know about them...
Totalimmortal
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Are you getting a 10", 12" or 15"? The regular Stroker is a pretty serious sub, I hope you have enough amp to power that beast. 2000 watts RMS!!
shavedaccord
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Cerwin Vega Strokers...awesome subs, massive subs..used to be the top of the line for competition back in the day..still a beast to this day..
Totalimmortal
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Stroker Pro > Stroker 
SykVSyx
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The Stroker is adjustable and yeah, hope you have enough amp power and battery power to deal with that bad boy.
One of the best SPL Competition subs ever made, will hold it's own against any SPL sub. It was a WAY ahead of it's time technology, and is still widely used in competition's today. Nice purchase, hope you have it tuned right as well.
Are you planning on getting it rated(SPL rated)?
One of the best SPL Competition subs ever made, will hold it's own against any SPL sub. It was a WAY ahead of it's time technology, and is still widely used in competition's today. Nice purchase, hope you have it tuned right as well.
Are you planning on getting it rated(SPL rated)?
Rated? Don't know what that is but I just plan to use just for my entertainment purposes. I need to get a new amp though. I'm using my friend's Rockford right now. Any suggestions for amp?
SykVSyx
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By "rated", i mean if you are going to find out how many db's(decibels) it will hit. What size is the sub?
Suggested amps:
Earthquake
Zapco
USAmps
Kicker
Hifonics
MA Audio
Cerwin Vega
AudioBahn
Power Acoustic
Really depends on what your budget is, and what the RMS rating of the sub is. Ideally you want an amp that will run the RMS of the sub for the sub to work at it's optimum level, not necessary, though.
Plenty of other if you do your research, and depending on what the sub can handle, you could get a couple of amps and "strap" them together.
OR, if the wallet is deep enough:
http://www.hlabs.com/products/amps/
Suggested amps:
Earthquake
Zapco
USAmps
Kicker
Hifonics
MA Audio
Cerwin Vega
AudioBahn
Power Acoustic
Really depends on what your budget is, and what the RMS rating of the sub is. Ideally you want an amp that will run the RMS of the sub for the sub to work at it's optimum level, not necessary, though.
Plenty of other if you do your research, and depending on what the sub can handle, you could get a couple of amps and "strap" them together.
OR, if the wallet is deep enough:
http://www.hlabs.com/products/amps/
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