Which subwoofer would best suit the Audison LRX 1.1k ?
I'm basically just looking for one woofer - 12" preferably - that can be wired to 1 ohm (so I guess it's got to be 2 ohm DVC) with maybe 800-900W RMS power handling.
Thanks in advance for replies. Tyler |
That question's about as open ended as they come.....
Without knowing your taste in music, system details, what you plan to do with the system, etc... I'm going to say buy a Hertz sub... sure... buy a Hertz ... why? because audison amp is known for SQ so SQ sub... Hertz :dunno: lol Honestly man, go out and demo subs until you see/hear/feel something you like, then remember that it still might not sound like that in your vehicle, because every vehicle sytle yields different results. Then there is the whole enclosure type thing... There are literally thousands of subs you could use. Maybe post up some options and share some more details, then we have something to go off of. :smokin: |
12" Fi Q
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JL AUDIO 12W6 obviously
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Amp is rated at:
1090 Watts RMS @ 1 Ohm 800 Watts RMS @ 2 Ohms 420 Watts RMS @ 4 Ohms So I dont think it makes much of a difference if it is a 1 or 2 ohm load |
Originally Posted by Father Yuli
(Post 639856)
JL AUDIO 12W6 obviously
brooo, dont forgot about the dub 7 either |
Originally Posted by DeadlySones
(Post 639838)
That question's about as open ended as they come.....
Without knowing your taste in music, system details, what you plan to do with the system, etc... I'm going to say buy a Hertz sub... sure... buy a Hertz ... why? because audison amp is known for SQ so SQ sub... Hertz :dunno: lol Honestly man, go out and demo subs until you see/hear/feel something you like, then remember that it still might not sound like that in your vehicle, because every vehicle sytle yields different results. Then there is the whole enclosure type thing... There are literally thousands of subs you could use. Maybe post up some options and share some more details, then we have something to go off of. :smokin: |
Originally Posted by JohnVroom
(Post 639871)
Amp is rated at:
1090 Watts RMS @ 1 Ohm 800 Watts RMS @ 2 Ohms 420 Watts RMS @ 4 Ohms So I dont think it makes much of a difference if it is a 1 or 2 ohm load |
Can you hear the difference in 300 watts?
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Originally Posted by masterelyt
(Post 639950)
Is running in 2 ohms vs 1 ohm going to have any effect on power consumption? I heard that 1 ohm is less efficient.
Originally Posted by Sinemeup
(Post 639953)
Can you hear the difference in 300 watts?
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