MTX Terminators vs MTX 55 Series.

[GenY]

I was wondering if the 55 Series would be a good upgrade from the MTX Terminators?

https://www.mtx.com/tne212dv-dual-12-1000w-rms-vented-subwoofer-enclosure

( currently own)

12" 400-Watt RMS Dual 4Ω Car Audio Subwoofer

12" dual 4Ω voice coil, 400-watt RMS car audio subwoofer that can handle up to 800-watts peak power and is part of the best selling family of MTX subwoofers.

www.mtx.com

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[dragon.breath 10+ year member]

No.

 

[GenY]

What would be a good upgrade in your're opinion? I have a MTX 1000.1 AMP that can push out 1000 watts at 1 Ohm. I ain't looking to blow out windows just a decent upgrade because right now I'm only pushing 600 watts rms in 2 Ohm with the Terminators and that AMP.

 

[dragon.breath 10+ year member]

You are not planning on using the Mtx enclosure are you? That box is probably the biggest performance limiter that you have. If I had a choice between replacing the subs and replacing the box, I would replace the box.

 

[GenY]

Really? You have any in mind? Dont boxes have to be a certain spec for whatever speakers you put in it?

 

[GenY]

Found this https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IFEG5ZC/?tag=caraudiocom-20

Looks pretty decent.

 

[macsdad 10+ year member]

Found this https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IFEG5ZC/?tag=caraudiocom-20

Looks pretty decent.

The majority of these pre-fab ported boxes are usually tuned very high, poorly designed/built, and are very generic. You would be much better off with a custom built box, tuned to your sub/s, if that is within your budget that is. There used to be quite of few dudes on here that built decent boxes with decent prices, I do not know if that is still the case however.

 

[GenY]

Alright thanks for the info. Ill check into it.

 

[Gary S 10+ year member]

That MTX 55 series sub may require a larger box.

A well built custom box will probably make a bigger difference than changing subs.

 

[Firewalker]

Contact Shredder2, he just does really nice box designs