Recent content by BryBrySmash

He means its a 12" W0 with an 8 ohm voice coil...most JL subs are avaliable with different impedence voice coils

Miller Lite and Red Stripe do it for me.

Dude...Gauntlet is quoting one of Stewie's classics in episode 46 "From Method to Madness"...lol, Sorry I have all the DVDs.

Thanks guys...

Im not looking to match, maybe the RCAs, but thats about it...I was just wondering, because I haven't seen any them for sale. Most of the stereo shops in my area have Phoenix Gold, others have Stinger, and the larger retail places like Good Guys have Monster Cable.

Does anyone know of a place online that sells JL's Engineered Connection System stuff (RCAs, Power Cable, Distribution blocks, ect.)?

If you run the 8053 with the bla, you need twice as many RCAs, each channel has an input and output. And if your gonna be running the bla you want high quality RCAs so theres your $100 you saved being spent on more RCAs.

Before I transfered my stereo out of my '77 Bronco and into my jeep, I had two 12" W7s that weighed a little over 45 pounds, both were in sealed boxes hat weighed over 50 pounds a piece, then the two 1000/1s in a amp rack were right behind them. It say there was close to 300 pounds in my cargo...

Use a well designed ported box and you might feel something...Eventually save your money and upgrade.

Agreed, having the gain all the way up is a death sentence for your subs.

Agreed...Id go with the W6. Were you looking at the X or A series xtant subs? If space is an issue, definitly go with a W6 (very small enclosure requirements)

Taken From JLs Website: "Ported Enclosure Range: 1.25-1.75 cu.ft. (35.4-49.5 liters)" Your box is on the low end, any chance you can get/build a box thats at least 1.5 cu.ft./chamber?

A 1.2 cu. ft. ported box would suit a w6v2 very well. personally I feel that the W6v2 would be a much better choice for SQ. If you want sound quality either save up for the two W6v2s, you'll be very happy with them.

You are probably overpowering the W7, but thats probably not the case. I am running a JL 1000/1 to mine and it slams. With that said, how good is your charging system? the 1000/1 has a regulated power supple so i'm pushing 1000 watts at a wide range of voltages. the PG will start dropping output...

I'm looking for a 3-way comp set that is under $400. they will be powered by a JL 300/4. Any suggestions?