Is this possible?

[iLikeBOOM]

I've been on Google because I'm curious. I just got some new subs, therefore I have an old sub to have fun with. I love to take things apart, and make them better.

So here's my question: I have a MTX Thunder 600 with these specs:

Mode: T6104

Impedance: 4 Ohm

Power Handling(RMS/Total): 250/500

Voice Coil: 2"

Is it possible to make it stronger than what it is stock? I love reverse engineering and to tear things apart. This is a sub I'll never use again. I was thinking of wiring it up to my home media center if I truly get bored of staring at it in my room. But I want to do something like give it a higher RMS and Peak Wattage. Not sure if it's even possible. I've been up for about 28 hours, so anything could be possible right now.

Thank you guys

-Travis

Also, if you want to help me with choosing an amp, go here

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[snoopdan 5,000+ posts]

Not worth effort.

 

[audioholic 5,000+ posts]

I've been on Google because I'm curious. I just got some new subs, therefore I have an old sub to have fun with. I love to take things apart, and make them better.
So here's my question: I have a MTX Thunder 600 with these specs:

Mode: T6104

Impedance: 4 Ohm

Power Handling(RMS/Total): 250/500

Voice Coil: 2"

Is it possible to make it stronger than what it is stock? I love reverse engineering and to tear things apart. This is a sub I'll never use again. I was thinking of wiring it up to my home media center if I truly get bored of staring at it in my room. But I want to do something like give it a higher RMS and Peak Wattage. Not sure if it's even possible. I've been up for about 28 hours, so anything could be possible right now.

Thank you guys

-Travis

Also, if you want to help me with choosing an amp, go here

You'd find it would take a significant amount of effort, for potential gains that are fairly insignificant.

 

[audioholic 5,000+ posts]

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