JL 10W0 vs Alpine Type R 10" Opinions
#1
Currently I have a JL 10W0 powerwedge powered at 220 W RMS.
I have an option to buy a used Alpine Type R 10" 1021D Dual voice Coil.
I want a little more "thud" in my bass. I could also switch to an AMP which can deliver 300 W RMS at 4 OHM with lowpass at 80HZ. But I also noticed that Alpine lists the specs with (2Ohm + 2 Ohm). My final option is to just run 300 W RMS to the JL sub, but that is in the "danger" area for that sub according to JL
Any idea if I'd get more bass and what are your opinions?
[ September 11, 2004, 04:45 PM: Message edited by: exxtractor ]
I have an option to buy a used Alpine Type R 10" 1021D Dual voice Coil.
I want a little more "thud" in my bass. I could also switch to an AMP which can deliver 300 W RMS at 4 OHM with lowpass at 80HZ. But I also noticed that Alpine lists the specs with (2Ohm + 2 Ohm). My final option is to just run 300 W RMS to the JL sub, but that is in the "danger" area for that sub according to JL
Any idea if I'd get more bass and what are your opinions?
[ September 11, 2004, 04:45 PM: Message edited by: exxtractor ]
#2
you gotta give that type R atleast 300 rms to make it thump at all. 300 rms to a W0 is risky, I gave mine 250 rms and it looked like the cone was gonna fly out of the box.....but it still stayed intact so I guess maybe those w0's might be able to handle that kind of power...
I assume the 10W0 is 4 ohm right?
I assume the 10W0 is 4 ohm right?
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