JL 10W3V3 Sub

[Heath]

I recently picked up an Audison Lrx5.1 which has a sub channel rated at 750x1 @ 4ohm and 1150 @ 2ohm. I plan on running these to my current (2) JL 10E3v3 subs. These subs are in my truck in a custom built enclosure under the back seats. Each sub has it's own enclosure which are about 1 cubic feet. My question is, can these subs handle the 1150 watts. Currenly they are being powered by a JL 500.1v2. If they are not going to be able to handle this power, what would be a good replacement. I only have about 6" of depth to deal with so there are some constraints. I do like the 1oW3's and think they sound and hit great.

Suggestions are greatly appreciated.

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[JL Audio 5,000+ posts]

wtf..

 

[Pioneer~Saturn 5,000+ posts]

wtf..

seriously

 

[Heath]

Sorry, serious user error. Don"t know why so many posts.

 

[Synyster97XLT 10+ year member]

seriously

Is there a need for all of those posts?

 

[JL Audio 5,000+ posts]

Sorry, serious user error. Don"t know why so many posts.

cause you either kept clicking post on the thread to begin with or your keyboard/mouse hates you.

 

[twistedchild420 5,000+ posts]

Not cool dude......not cool

 

[Heath]

OK I get the point. I said this was my error. Can we get back to the questions at hand.

 

[Hoodlum007 10+ year member]

So wtf with all the posts? //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/confused.gif.e820e0216602db4765798ac39d28caa9.gif

 

[Heath]

Bump

 

[Macklessdaddy 10+ year member]

they are rated at 500 so they should be fine,just because you have 1150 on tap doesn't mean you have to give every ounce to em.

 

[gunz4me2 10+ year member]

That is only 150 watts RMS more than their thermal limit. I fed a pair of 10w3v2s 1,000 watts RMS and they survived. For the record, they were only rated to handle 300 watts RMS a piece.