Sold FS: (2) AA Avalanche 15's $250 shipped

[stupify 10+ year member]

I just bought these about a month ago from Brian Owens. I had plans to use them in a ht setup. Found out that I'm moving and into a apartment. So I have no use for these. I already have to many subwoofers laying around. So these are the first to go. Here are some updated pictures I just took. I have bought and sold a lot of stuff in the past couple years and have plenty of feedback.

Subs are dual 2 ohm coils if people weren't for sure

I'd like to sell these fast and have boxes to ship them in and they are ready to leave

Either pm me or email me at wkathol@gmail.com

$250 shipped is per sub to the lower 48

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[vitveet 10+ year member]

I've had 2 in my civic back in the day running off a 9.1 EACH sealed at 2.5 cubes. That was around 1400 wts EACH and they never broke a sweat...! But I only rec. doing that (over powering xbl^2 subs) if you have PLENTY of experience with high end type drivers and know how to handle them. But needless to say, they were LOUD and oh sooooo DEEP!

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[stupify 10+ year member]

I've had 2 in my civic back in the day running off a 9.1 EACH sealed at 2.5 cubes. That was around 1400 wts EACH and they never broke a sweat...! But I only rec. doing that (over powering xbl^2 subs) if you have PLENTY of experience with high end type drivers and know how to handle them. But needless to say, they were LOUD and oh sooooo DEEP!
V.

Like I said before depends on the person. Way back in the day when I had perfects I was giving them 1200 watts easy each and people were having problems with 700 watts each on them. You just have to be good at what your doing //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

 

[stupify 10+ year member]

ttt

 

[newusername 10+ year member]

Like I said before depends on the person. Way back in the day when I had perfects I was giving them 1200 watts easy each and people were having problems with 700 watts each on them. You just have to be good at what your doing //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

You were not giving them 1200 watts for any considerable amount of time. There is no magic trick to staying under the thermal limits of the coil....it's not a special skill you have.