What is the Best 10" Subwoofer?
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Originally Posted by Back-cracker,Sep 6 2007, 09:49 AM
You think those will outperform the JL 10W6V2
KAPPA PERFECT10 ?
KAPPA PERFECT10 ?
JL 10W6 $250+ internet (MSRP $380)
Alpine Type-R $100+ internet (MSRP $200)
If I went with the Infinity I would go with the Kappa Perfect 10VQ - allows you to change the Q to better adapt/tune for different enclosures.
My experience with the Pioneer subs has been less than positive.
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Originally Posted by WLAURENT,Sep 6 2007, 11:18 AM
If I went with the Infinity I would go with the Kappa Perfect 10VQ - allows you to change the Q to better adapt/tune for different enclosures.
What is the difference between the Kappa Perfect 10VQ and Kappa Perfect 10DVQ ?
http://www.infinitysystems.com/car/product...y=US&Region=USA
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Wow - older amp.....
With that amp bridged you should get around 500Wrms into 4 ohms.
You either need a 4 ohm SVC (Single Voice Coil) sub or a 2 ohm DVC (Dual Voice Coil) sub. You need to wire the 2 ohm DVC in series to yield a 4 ohm load.
The key is gettting a 4 ohm load - your amp will shut down with a 2 ohm load.
With that amp bridged you should get around 500Wrms into 4 ohms.
You either need a 4 ohm SVC (Single Voice Coil) sub or a 2 ohm DVC (Dual Voice Coil) sub. You need to wire the 2 ohm DVC in series to yield a 4 ohm load.
The key is gettting a 4 ohm load - your amp will shut down with a 2 ohm load.
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Originally Posted by WLAURENT,Sep 6 2007, 12:03 PM
Wow - older amp.....
With that amp bridged you should get around 500Wrms into 4 ohms.
You either need a 4 ohm SVC (Single Voice Coil) sub or a 2 ohm DVC (Dual Voice Coil) sub. You need to wire the 2 ohm DVC in series to yield a 4 ohm load.
The key is gettting a 4 ohm load - your amp will shut down with a 2 ohm load.
With that amp bridged you should get around 500Wrms into 4 ohms.
You either need a 4 ohm SVC (Single Voice Coil) sub or a 2 ohm DVC (Dual Voice Coil) sub. You need to wire the 2 ohm DVC in series to yield a 4 ohm load.
The key is gettting a 4 ohm load - your amp will shut down with a 2 ohm load.
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Originally Posted by WLAURENT,Sep 6 2007, 12:03 PM
Wow - older amp.....
With that amp bridged you should get around 500Wrms into 4 ohms.
You either need a 4 ohm SVC (Single Voice Coil) sub or a 2 ohm DVC (Dual Voice Coil) sub. You need to wire the 2 ohm DVC in series to yield a 4 ohm load.
The key is gettting a 4 ohm load - your amp will shut down with a 2 ohm load.
With that amp bridged you should get around 500Wrms into 4 ohms.
You either need a 4 ohm SVC (Single Voice Coil) sub or a 2 ohm DVC (Dual Voice Coil) sub. You need to wire the 2 ohm DVC in series to yield a 4 ohm load.
The key is gettting a 4 ohm load - your amp will shut down with a 2 ohm load.
