Memphis M3 vs Mojo

[mobeious 10+ year member]

6 M3 15's vs 4 Mojo 15's both setups with 4k watts

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[pboulos 10+ year member]

you might want more power for the 4 mojo 15's and that would definitely be a better option but its tough to say given your power availability

 

[mobeious 10+ year member]

BTW mojo = ported , M3=sealed

 

[haunther]

mojos for the win

 

[mrray13 10+ year member]

mojo easily.

IME at work, anytime we replace m3s with mojos, it's louder. and at the same power. and mojos work fine with 1kwrms, though they can handle quite a bit more.

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[mobeious 10+ year member]

4 mojo 16cubes? ported 34hz

 

[pboulos 10+ year member]

prob 36 htz on the mojos as i was told after mine to prevent bottoming out because of the Fs but im sure mrray will chime in he seems alot more knowledgable than me on this topic. My mojo seems hungry for more power off my mc1000d

 

[mrray13 10+ year member]

prob 36 htz on the mojos as i was told after mine to prevent bottoming out because of the Fs but im sure mrray will chime in he seems alot more knowledgable than me on this topic. My mojo seems hungry for more power off my mc1000d

memphis is our biggest seller at work. and mojos are a very popular sub, especially in 3.5 to 5 cubes @34-36hz and a 1000d on them. they can handle twice that easily, but they don't need it in the right box. and to top that off, 1kwrms is all they are rated for.

didn't mean to come across wrong.

4 15" mojos in 16ft^3net would work with 4wkrms. i'd tune in the 34hz area, and set your subsonic about 30. use between 175-200in^2 of port. should beat pretty **** good.

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[Lil_KB 10+ year member]

that will be fvcking loud...my mojo was sick off just a bx1505d...prolly about 1000 watts true power before impedance rise.