type R, PXW, W3 or COMPVR
Hey guys, so I need your oppinion. Which of these single subs will produce the most SPL? SQ isnt really important, but because I only have room for a 10, I need it to count. I know there are other better ones, but these are the 3 I have chosen to fit the budget so if I can get your oppinion please(I run at 500RMS @ 4ohm):
Kicker compVR: 10 inch DVC 400 RMS @ 4 ohms 83.6db Clarion PXW1052: 10 inch 500 RMS @ 4 ohms no info JL W3: 10 inch 500watt RMS 85.37db Alpine type-r: 10 inch 600 watts RMS idk, lol thanks in advance. I know this might be a little about preference, but I dont have any experience with these so I couldn't tell what would be good for SPL. |
the 4* lol
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what car is it? seems odd you only have room for 1 10''
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The new type-R (600W).
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Originally Posted by rbgnwa45
(Post 609213)
The new type-R (600W).
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i would say either the Type R also. or the JL
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well my guess is its going to be a daily thing, and you honestly are asking for a lot from 1 10'' on 500 nominal watts, especially if you want spl to show off.
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If you want SPL than get something like an RE MT 10, something with high sensitivity, and put it in a ported box @ 40hz. If you want lows, tune to 30hz, and a mix 35hz. A 2000W RMS sub with high sensitivity should be louder than anything that's 500W RMS.
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keep in mind that a 10" type r in the right box will out perform the MT especially in sound quality and with only 500 watts... he doesnt need an MT... MT's are loud..but dont sound that good...Ive used them for quite a few years in many different enclosures
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I know I'm asking quite a bit for a single 10 inch...so type ris probably the way to go. Also does the old generation type Rs compare too? or are we just talking about the new 4th gens?
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