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don't pay too much attention to those numbers. it's probably best to disregard them altogether. all subwoofers are made to reproduce low frequencies, so you shouldn't have to worry about one sub going lower than another by a few hertz, unless you have really specific needs. although a sub that can only go up to 100Hz i'd be skeptical about.

more useful stats are resonant frequency and qts

 
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