Audio Legion Javelin Series 10" Subwoofers

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

I don’t know. 10 of those on 3000 watts might put up some decent numbers. I was looking at the S1020 from them and wondering what 5 of those on 2000 watts would do.

I always go for an even amount of subs for an even amount of Ohm load run. I dont care for the Odd ohm loads, I like to get the most out of an amplifier that can to run smooth and clean as possible, Cone area can make a difference for sure. I ran 4 StillWater Kicker 10s back in the day and it was pretty amazing what they performed at.

 

[SlugButter]

I always go for an even amount of subs for an even amount of Ohm load run. I dont care for the Odd ohm loads, I like to get the most out of an amplifier that can to run smooth and clean as possible, Cone area can make a difference for sure. I ran 4 StillWater Kicker 10s back in the day and it was pretty amazing what they performed at.

I never like to turn my amp to maximum output. I just never have liked to, but I’ve also never competed at a level that watt/dollar would matter either. I usually always get a bigger amp and run a smaller sub. Im running an 800 watt sub on a 1400 watt amp now, but I ordered some of the audio legion s1020 to try. Going to run 4 of them and check them out. Probably try sealed and ported.

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

I never like to turn my amp to maximum output. I just never have liked to, but I’ve also never competed at a level that watt/dollar would matter either. I usually always get a bigger amp and run a smaller sub. Im running an 800 watt sub on a 1400 watt amp now, but I ordered some of the audio legion s1020 to try. Going to run 4 of them and check them out. Probably try sealed and ported.

I have always given head room and generally never go over the rated RMS value on any speaker or sub. I like my gear to last. Ill play around with audio that I am either tired of or have no interest in any longer and just have some fun with them. Not that I have funds to burn or anything, but just a lot of gear.Ive got subs from 99/2000 that still look and perform very well.Its a great hobby that I still enjoy and have for 20+ years. Id rather listen to music than watch the tube, any day of the week.

 

[SlugButter]

I have always given head room and generally never go over the rated RMS value on any speaker or sub. I like my gear to last. Ill play around with audio that I am either tired of or have no interest in any longer and just have some fun with them. Not that I have funds to burn or anything, but just a lot of gear.Ive got subs from 99/2000 that still look and perform very well.Its a great hobby that I still enjoy and have for 20+ years. Id rather listen to music than watch the tube, any day of the week.

I never go over rated RMS either on gain settings, but I’m constantly swapping subs and selling them off. I might be running a couple of 300 watt rms 8s for awhile then put a 1200 watt 15 in. 1200 watts on 4 10s might replace the single 800 watt 10 I’m running now. With these new smaller amps it’s kinda nice to have enough amp power to run anything.

 

[Ridinhi 5,000+ posts]

Finally got around to installing 2 of the 4 subs I got. I put them in the box that buck designed for my Dayton HO 10’s. Wow, for what they are, these subs are decently loud. Louder than the Dayton’s. I wouldn’t say they sound better. But they impress me. Got them hooked up to my 1200 watt amp. Box is 1.9@34hz. Makes me want to build a box for all 4 and see what they can do. For under $30 subs, I am very impressed.