2 13TW5 or 2 Memphis S Class

[Bassin Brandon]

I currently own 2 JL 13TW5's and a JL J2-1000.1 Amp. Should I try selling these and get 2 Memphis S classes and a Memphis Amp? I really just want to shake my car...I love the shaking, dont ask me why, but I also want some clear sound so you dont only hear booming if you know what I mean.

Would I have enough money to do it?

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[JL Audio 5,000+ posts]

id stick with what i already have broski, you seem really unsure of it without trying it first .. as we said it'll thump.. you can feel it and it'll be for the most part pretty dang clear. just try them out and see.

 

[Bassin Brandon]

alright man, and is there a way to like add two amps together? like my j2-1000.1 + a crunch so it would have like 2100watts instead of respective 1000 and 1100?

 

[JL Audio 5,000+ posts]

it doesn't work like that..

what voice coils are you your subs again? you could strap 2 of the same..amp if they are strappable or you have something like a hifonics maxxlink.

 

[Bassin Brandon]

JL J2-1000.1 Amp

here are the specs for the subwoofers

Free Air Resonance (Fs): 27.52 Hz

Electrical “Q” (Qes): 0.511

Mechanical “Q” (Qms): 11.230

Total Speaker “Q” (Qts): 0.489

Equivalent Compliance (Vas): 2.10 cu. ft. / 59.47 liters

One-Way, Linear Excursion (Xmax)*: 0.383 in. / 9.7 mm

Reference Efficiency (no): 0.233%

Efficiency (1W/1m)**: 85.87 dB SPL

Effective Piston Area (Sd): 98.256 sq. in. / 0.0634 sq. m.

DC Resistance (Re): 2.793 ohm

Nominal Impedance (Znom): 3 ohm

Thermal Power Handling (Pt): 600W

Driver Displacement: 0.052 cu. ft. / 1.47 liters

Net Weight: 18.6 lbs. / 8.4 kg

* Xmax specifications are derived via one-way voice coil overhang method with no correction factors applied.

** Efficiency (1W/1m) is not an accurate indicator of a subwoofer's output capability and should not be used as a comparison to other subwoofers to determine which one is "louder".

*** Re (DC resistance) is measured with the voice coils in series, for parallel-wired specification divide Re by 4. All other specifications remain the same.