Canadian GTP

I have a HO with a 10w7 in it .I was wondering if a sub with dual 2 or 4 ohm will work in it ? I have a AG 750 running the HO and want to run a better suited sub for my amp .But the HO box fit perfectly so I would rather change the sub then the box .Any help ? TIA .PAt

DeadlySones

iTrader: (4)

You need to know what the internal volume of your H.O. enclosure is. After that just about any sub that performs in that environment will do.

Canadian GTP

This is all that's on the JL site

Free Air Resonance (Fs): 30.6 Hz
Electrical “Q” (Qes): 0.578
Mechanical “Q” (Qms): 7.647
Total Speaker “Q” (Qts): 0.537
Equivalent Compliance (Vas): 1.28 cu. ft. / 36.1 liters
One-Way, Linear Excursion (Xmax)*: 0.9 in. / 23 mm
Reference Efficiency (no): 0.171%
Efficiency (1W/1m)**: 84.3 dB SPL
Effective Piston Area (Sd): 59.8 sq. in. / 0.0386 sq. m.
DC Resistance (Re): 2.75 ohm
Nominal Impedance (Znom): 3 ohm
Thermal Power Handling (Pt): 750W
Driver Displacement: 0.09 cu. ft. / 2.5 liters
Net Weight: 30 lbs. / 13.6 kg

DeadlySones

iTrader: (4)

Thats just the info for the sub. They don't tell you much about their enclosures. You would have to remove the sub, measure and make your own calculations.

drcrank81

JL is pretty secretive about the boxes, I would just get the JL box.

Denonite

iTrader: (1)

Seeing as you already have the box and sub, you'll just have to pull the sub and measure the volume. Once you have that, you can start shopping for what's compatible with that volume. I'm not sure you'll be very happy with the results, as the output will probably be slightly greater...maybe 3db's if you double the power...but given that jl has already engineered their ho boxes to maximize performance...you may end up with less output, and worse sq.

Canadian GTP

So i guess i would be better off getting a JL amp to run it at 3ohm's .Then changing the sub itself .