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<blockquote data-quote="80INCHES" data-source="post: 967564" data-attributes="member: 559036"><p>OK HERES THE DEAL</p><p></p><p>am i the only one that know how 2 use a w3 sub.....my goodness.......people throw loads of power into a w7 and when it comes down to the lower line of subs they get scared 2 power them....i think jl is misleading there rms when it comes 2 the w3 line....they recommend 300rms when actuality it makes love to 500watts......i'm not going to say .."yeah put 1000watts to a 10 or 12 w3 no...maybe the 15 or 18w3..being that they have bigger coils ..they probably can handle the added heat......but the 10 and 12w3 can take 500-600watts and it doesnt feel stressed or look like it uncomfortable....and it will sound ridiculuosly good</p><p></p><p>80</p><p></p><p>i'm tired of talking ....instead of buying 3 sx12's i might have 2 buy 3 12w3v2's just to prove a point</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="80INCHES, post: 967564, member: 559036"] OK HERES THE DEAL am i the only one that know how 2 use a w3 sub.....my goodness.......people throw loads of power into a w7 and when it comes down to the lower line of subs they get scared 2 power them....i think jl is misleading there rms when it comes 2 the w3 line....they recommend 300rms when actuality it makes love to 500watts......i'm not going to say .."yeah put 1000watts to a 10 or 12 w3 no...maybe the 15 or 18w3..being that they have bigger coils ..they probably can handle the added heat......but the 10 and 12w3 can take 500-600watts and it doesnt feel stressed or look like it uncomfortable....and it will sound ridiculuosly good 80 i'm tired of talking ....instead of buying 3 sx12's i might have 2 buy 3 12w3v2's just to prove a point [/QUOTE]
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