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Hi Tharoka,
There really aren't a lot of design differences between a studio-brand sub and a good home theater sub. Both strive for quick, linear response at max output. Now, most studio subs don't shoot for 20HZ in the way HT Folks do (most music bottoms out north of 30HZ), so they'll sacrifice some extension for more output.
Looks like your budget must be around $300? Save a little money and grab one of these: http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?Partnumber=300-392
Have heard a whole lot of reviews, but if it's designed by HSU, it's gonna be good, and the specs for that money can't be beat right now.
Edit: Also, if size isn't an issue, there's the Elemental Designs A2-250.
There really aren't a lot of design differences between a studio-brand sub and a good home theater sub. Both strive for quick, linear response at max output. Now, most studio subs don't shoot for 20HZ in the way HT Folks do (most music bottoms out north of 30HZ), so they'll sacrifice some extension for more output.
Looks like your budget must be around $300? Save a little money and grab one of these: http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?Partnumber=300-392
Have heard a whole lot of reviews, but if it's designed by HSU, it's gonna be good, and the specs for that money can't be beat right now.
Edit: Also, if size isn't an issue, there's the Elemental Designs A2-250.
