(1) JL Audio 10w6v2 OR (2) JL Audio 10w3v3
#16
11-14-2008 | 05:56 PM
Originally Posted by Kidd1077
that box is for the coupe. i was just showing what it loooks like. the box im getting (for the sedan) has .80 cubic inches of airspace per chamber... the w6 and the w3 both call for .65 cubic inches. so its actually .15 cubic inches too much!
#18
11-15-2008 | 10:17 AM
Well I'm going to provide a lil rain on the W6 party... I too have a 10W6V2 but for the guys saying it'll take a lot more power than rated... COMPLETELY wrong. I'm on my second sub and I'm an installer. I have a Kenwood 8019 (5volt preout) and a Focal 1.800 powering it. I have my gain at a quarter, my xover on the amp set between 60 and 80Hz and my deck set to +2 for the sub (xover 80hz). and I torn the foam surround on my first one. IF the surround was rubber FANTASTIC sub but the foam surround will give you a warmer feel to your bass.
But to those people who claim the W6 can take more than 600W... DEFINITELY not. They also may be running lesser amps. Or they could be running better amps without knowing their setups I can't say.
But to those people who claim the W6 can take more than 600W... DEFINITELY not. They also may be running lesser amps. Or they could be running better amps without knowing their setups I can't say.
#19
11-15-2008 | 12:47 PM
Originally Posted by TroysG
Well I'm going to provide a lil rain on the W6 party... I too have a 10W6V2 but for the guys saying it'll take a lot more power than rated... COMPLETELY wrong. I'm on my second sub and I'm an installer. I have a Kenwood 8019 (5volt preout) and a Focal 1.800 powering it. I have my gain at a quarter, my xover on the amp set between 60 and 80Hz and my deck set to +2 for the sub (xover 80hz). and I torn the foam surround on my first one. IF the surround was rubber FANTASTIC sub but the foam surround will give you a warmer feel to your bass.
But to those people who claim the W6 can take more than 600W... DEFINITELY not. They also may be running lesser amps. Or they could be running better amps without knowing their setups I can't say.
But to those people who claim the W6 can take more than 600W... DEFINITELY not. They also may be running lesser amps. Or they could be running better amps without knowing their setups I can't say.
#20
11-15-2008 | 01:05 PM
Originally Posted by CLiX`G35
i have two 10w6 in 4080s hooked up to a 1000/1 and its more base then your car can handle without being heavily dynomatted, i usually leave the base **** only half way,
that said they can take the 1000 watts easy i wouldn't try it on just one 10w6 when i first installed the amp i tested with one and i wouldn't dare take it all the way seemed like the little guy wanted to rip itself apart, and i did volt meter set my amp so the gains weren't messed up at the time.
as far as sound I have notice in certian songs ... one mic comes to mind there are lows you cant hear only feel so they go low, i tested it with a 20 hz tone and they handled it well... my experience is pretty limited when testing subs but these i like a lot.
EDIT** I mentioned NAS One Mic while it deos have effects and gets really low its not too loud i meant the beginning of got yourself a gun.
that said they can take the 1000 watts easy i wouldn't try it on just one 10w6 when i first installed the amp i tested with one and i wouldn't dare take it all the way seemed like the little guy wanted to rip itself apart, and i did volt meter set my amp so the gains weren't messed up at the time.
as far as sound I have notice in certian songs ... one mic comes to mind there are lows you cant hear only feel so they go low, i tested it with a 20 hz tone and they handled it well... my experience is pretty limited when testing subs but these i like a lot.
EDIT** I mentioned NAS One Mic while it deos have effects and gets really low its not too loud i meant the beginning of got yourself a gun.
#21
11-30-2008 | 08:50 PM
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From: Hoover, Alabama
hey quick question for some of you again... this isnt for me, it for my friend. he listens to pretty much rap and rap only.. hes more for how hard the setup hits over the quality of the setup. anyways, he was considering doing 2 jl 12w6v2's each with a 500/1 amp or one jl 12w7 with a 1000/1.... which would you say would hit harder and which would you prefer? btw, he drives a f150.
#23
11-30-2008 | 09:30 PM
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From: Hoover, Alabama
Originally Posted by lilindienplaya
2 w3's will probably be more eficiant in the enclosure you plan on getting the W6 need volume and that small box wont help.
#25
11-30-2008 | 09:47 PM
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From: Hoover, Alabama
Originally Posted by lilindienplaya
what enclosure are you using? iwould like to get one if it can house a W6 nice
#26
12-01-2008 | 12:49 AM
#27
12-01-2008 | 10:55 PM
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From: Hoover, Alabama
Originally Posted by TroysG
As for your friend. he'd prolly wanna go 12", multiple sub, big power, I'd point him towards W3s... the W7 foam surround = CRAP for max excursion, and lotsa power. I've seen FAR too many W7s coming back lately with abuse issues. broken voicecoils, torn surrounds etc.