Kicker L5 12" vs 2 10" MTX rt10-'s
09-23-2007, 10:21 PM
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Kicker L5 12" vs 2 10" MTX rt10-'s
Just wondering if a kicker L5 would be better than 2 mtx rt10's?
And if the kicker would be able to keep up with the rhythm of a kickdrum or a bass guitar? I'm pretty new to the audio scene and respect all your opinions. Any thoughts and/or suggestions would be great . Thanks.
And if the kicker would be able to keep up with the rhythm of a kickdrum or a bass guitar? I'm pretty new to the audio scene and respect all your opinions. Any thoughts and/or suggestions would be great . Thanks.
09-24-2007, 03:24 AM
#2
MTX RT10-04 Features and Specifications
200 watts RMS/400 watts peak
Impedance: 4 ohms
Magnet weight: 30 oz.
Fs: 34.7 Hz
SPL: 87.9 dB 1W/1m
Vas: 1.82 cu. ft.
Qts: 0.58
Xmax: 9.4mm
Extended pole piece for reduced distortion
Mica filled polypropylene cone
Vented spider for increased power handling
Polyether foam surround
Single voice coil model
» 12" subwoofer with dual 4-ohm voice coils
» SoloKon aluminum-treated composite cone with Santoprene surround
» rigid steel basket
» power range: 50-600 RMS watts (300 watts per voice coil)
» peak power: 1200 watts
» frequency response: 20-100 Hz
» sensitivity: 88.9 dB
» mounting depth: 6-7/8"
» sealed box volume: 0.88-2.00 cubic feet
» ported box volume: 1.75-3.25 cu. ft.
» Recommended Q-Logic Box Type: 1, 2, 3
» warranty: 1 year
The 12 will take 200W more than the 10's and has a higher sensitivity so it should have the same output. It's sound is determined more from the box, amp, head unit etc. It will keep up with bass guitar stuff. I wouldn't buy either of those subs. You can get better for less. I'm assuming you mean the L5 12", because it'll take up about the same amount of space as 2 10's. I see you're in St. Catharines, I'm near you. If you want to save up more money, I'm selling my stuff, I have an 05 RE XXX 12", I havn't used it since I bought it months ago, and I have a sealed box and a 1500W amp for it. I bought the amp and sub from other members. I just want what I paid for it, 350 for the sub, 250 for the amp, and ? for the box, make an offer.
200 watts RMS/400 watts peak
Impedance: 4 ohms
Magnet weight: 30 oz.
Fs: 34.7 Hz
SPL: 87.9 dB 1W/1m
Vas: 1.82 cu. ft.
Qts: 0.58
Xmax: 9.4mm
Extended pole piece for reduced distortion
Mica filled polypropylene cone
Vented spider for increased power handling
Polyether foam surround
Single voice coil model
» 12" subwoofer with dual 4-ohm voice coils
» SoloKon aluminum-treated composite cone with Santoprene surround
» rigid steel basket
» power range: 50-600 RMS watts (300 watts per voice coil)
» peak power: 1200 watts
» frequency response: 20-100 Hz
» sensitivity: 88.9 dB
» mounting depth: 6-7/8"
» sealed box volume: 0.88-2.00 cubic feet
» ported box volume: 1.75-3.25 cu. ft.
» Recommended Q-Logic Box Type: 1, 2, 3
» warranty: 1 year
The 12 will take 200W more than the 10's and has a higher sensitivity so it should have the same output. It's sound is determined more from the box, amp, head unit etc. It will keep up with bass guitar stuff. I wouldn't buy either of those subs. You can get better for less. I'm assuming you mean the L5 12", because it'll take up about the same amount of space as 2 10's. I see you're in St. Catharines, I'm near you. If you want to save up more money, I'm selling my stuff, I have an 05 RE XXX 12", I havn't used it since I bought it months ago, and I have a sealed box and a 1500W amp for it. I bought the amp and sub from other members. I just want what I paid for it, 350 for the sub, 250 for the amp, and ? for the box, make an offer.
09-24-2007, 11:35 AM
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Thats sounds like a pretty sick deal. I'll have to see what the cash flow will be like.
I already have the 2 rt10's .. Just want something that hits harder but isn't retarded loud , but still sounds pretty decent.
I already have the 2 rt10's .. Just want something that hits harder but isn't retarded loud , but still sounds pretty decent.
