Difference Between JL Slash and Slash V2

[avinar 10+ year member]

Give me a chance to know the main diferences between these 2 amps!

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[x2o 10+ year member]

Good news, there is no difference really, and i've been told that by our JL Rep. By putting v2 on the amps they can be sold as "new equipment" and there is no reason to discount them. Still the same awesome amps. They both have RIPS for regulating power output at different ohm loads. I'm telling all of my customers to scoop up our "v1" slash series JL amps while we have them on clearance... and I'm running out of places to find them too.

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[916Kev 10+ year member]

Improved thermal performance, stackable chasis design n tweaks here n there to improve performance, flexibility, and reliability. Regardless of which you get it's great technology.

 

[avinar 10+ year member]

Wow! So Pleaseeeeeed! Tanx alot!

 

[n0114692 10+ year member]

I have a 300/4 v2 and a 500/1 v1.

The 300/4 is bridged and powers a set of Boston SPZ's; the 500/1 is used to power my 10W7.

Both amps perform great however i have noticed when pushed the v2 gets considerably alot hotter than the v1.

 

[dragnix 5,000+ posts]

still the same inefficient class D design

 

[helotaxi 5,000+ posts]

I have a 300/4 v2 and a 500/1 v1.
The 300/4 is bridged and powers a set of Boston SPZ's; the 500/1 is used to power my 10W7.

Both amps perform great however i have noticed when pushed the v2 gets considerably alot hotter than the v1.

That's because you're running the 300/4 (Class A/B amp) hard and it is less efficient than the 500/1 (Class D). A v1 300/4 would run just as hot or hotter.

 

[Dave88LX 10+ year member]

I have a friend offering a 300/4 (v1) for $175. Should I snag it? I'm guessing I won't notice a difference with the v2...