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Depends on how consistently loud you want to be...
I run with V&H Bigshots because they've got a great throaty sound...they're loud but not obnoxious...unless I lay down the hammer...then they're loud enough to set off car alarms (which, for some reason, I find funny).
Agreed. V&H look and sound great without being too over the top.
I know the full systems look good, but man, my Rush with the 2 inch baffles sound awesome! I was going to get the V&H Big Shots, but my personal opinion......the Rush sound better with a deeper sound.
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