I am sure you guys have but I haven't been able to find any real feed back on how they sound. I bought a couple of them and a power acoustic amp and I am going to be hooking them up soon. I was wondering what I have to look foward to, or what not to look foward too. How is the bass on these things.
Jason

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1988 Pontiac Trans Am GTA
350 tpi, Fully Stock
BEST ET 15.4

Stereo
Alpine CDA-7864
Power Acoustik Apache Series 2200 watt amp
Two MTX Thunder 8000's in Thirdgen Box

 

Well, I couldnt say anything about mtx 12's, but I have MTX 7000 10's which are the same specs as the 8000's but just a different design and personally I love the way they sound, they give really nice pounding bass, I'm switching to 2 JL audio 12's, but this is only beacuse the system I have in my car is the first one ive had and I want to put my stereo in the hatch compartment istead of the backseat, and get 2 12's instead of 10's.. I wanted to try something different and also didn't want to spend $170+ on each subwoofer for the MTX's, my money was limited and my intrested in spending more and more on my stereo is getting lower =)
I think you'll be pretty happy with the performance of MTX, I was.

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1991 Camaro Z28
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ENGINE/MECHANICAL MODS:
350 TPI, automatic, Edelbrock Headers, Edelbrock Runners, Flowmaster Exhaust, MSD 8.5mm wires, Autolite Double Platinum Plugs, MSD Cap/Rotar, Random Technology high flow cat, Hypertech Power Chip (160 Deg Thermo), K&N Filterchargers
STEREO MODS:
Pioneer DEH-P6000 Reciever, Q-Logic Dual 10" Bandpass Box, 2 10" MTX Thunder 7000 Subs,
Rockford 250a2 Amp, Infinity Kappa 4x6" plates & 6x9's
Visit my website and see pics at: Frank's 1991 Chevrolet Camaro Website

 

I have 1 12" and I pounds pretty good and is pretty tight sounding only sugestions i can make is to make sure that the box is atleast 1 cu ft. 1.34 if you have the room if its any smaller the sub sounds pretty terrible. hope this helps.