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Then I retract my previous statement...go with the 10w7. It will hit pretty hard and you can lay the rear seat down to get better performance. The 12s are good but I think the 10 will give you some serious bass without eating up all the trunk. You won't need the 1000/1, the 500/1 should handle the load.
What are you going to do for the rest of the speakers?
What are you going to do for the rest of the speakers?
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Originally Posted by Ludecrasher
one W7 = 2 12W6!!! The W7 is one serious sub!!! Not even comparable to the W3's or W6's!!
And I was thinking about getting 2 10W7's not 1
I am only going to put components in the front I was thinking about getting Polk MMC6500's. I am then going to take the back speakers out.
Last edited by srmfball; 10-16-2006 at 05:04 PM.
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A single 10w7 will hit hard. 2 will blow up your car. 1000/1 will work for two 10w7s, but those two subs will require about 2.5cuft of space. It will eat up your trunk for sure. I have a similar setup with front comps and a w7. I disconnected the rears and just have fronts for SQ and easier tuning.