help! where do i get these jl audio...
01-10-2005, 04:25 PM
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help! where do i get these jl audio...
Hey i decided i want to go with 2 10w6v2 jl audio subs in the amp box (pic) i've search the web tons of times and im not finding anylink where these can be bought at anybody have any ideas? also i want to power this up with the JL audio 1000/1 mono class D amp.. is this a good set up... can i even use this amp with these subs? lol noobie :D thanks in advanced
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01-10-2005, 04:47 PM
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Dont take this as being a smart ***...but did you check the dealer locater from jlaudios website for someone in your area? If the dealer in your area has a website it will link from the page.
http://www.jlaudio.com/dealerfind.cfm
I dont know squat about audo info either so I dont know about the amp/sub combo.
http://www.jlaudio.com/dealerfind.cfm
I dont know squat about audo info either so I dont know about the amp/sub combo.
01-10-2005, 11:48 PM
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i did check the site i was looking more for an online site but i guess i will have to go to different alternatives. (that prally doesnt make sense, i was trying to sound smart haha)
suggestion on amp idk anything i just see what majority gets and go with that brand lol then try matching the watts to equal each other ahahah yeah i know im a noobie...
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suggestion on amp idk anything i just see what majority gets and go with that brand lol then try matching the watts to equal each other ahahah yeah i know im a noobie...
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01-11-2005, 12:06 AM
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A 1000/1 would probably be OK for two 10W6s. They are rated for 400W continuous, and you'd be running 500W through each one with those. However, this is not in the "Black" Danger Zone that JL Audio publishes for the 10W6. It is just above "Optimal," on the low end of the "MAX power" range. But, like mikeb said, it will be loud as *****. I don't know if you're running BOSE or not, but either way if you put a system like that in your trunk without yanking out all the stock speakers and running amplified aftermarket speakers in the cabin as well, you'll likely drown out everything else with your bass. You might be better off running two 10W3s with a 500/1 driving them. Just MHO. I run two 8W3s on a 250/1, and it's pretty loud. Not loud enough, cuz I'm going to four 8W3s and two 250/1s, which will be about the same wattage as two 10W3s.
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thanks, info was alot of help! but say if i did go with 2 10w6v2 with the 1000/1 amp couldn't i just lower the amount of watts that are going into the subs from the amp? so i wont crank it up more like.... knowing you got a more juice to pump :p
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hey i might be getting 10w6v2 used for a a good price... if so what is a good Amp for them besides the JL audio 1000/1... im looking for one that i could get a bass control switch mounted somewhere in the front so i can control the bass cuz i dont want it to be blasting at its full potential all the time.. but one good enought to power it up to the recomended whatts by JL nothing beyond that... kinda leaning towars audiobahn any other suggestions... or someone care to explian how to look for one... ex what is omhs?
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