Which JL sub

[tee 10+ year member]

How the heck do you figure out which JL sub it is. All I can tell is that it is an older version because it has a big "JL" and has "JL AUDIO" under it on the cone. Other than that, it has JL Audio on it on the back. There is also a sticker with a bar code on it with the numbers: 07 FK793 94.

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[helotaxi 5,000+ posts]

Got a picture front and back? That would help a ton.

 

[tee 10+ year member]

Got a picture front and back? That would help a ton.

See.. that's the thing. I can't get any pictures. I will try to describe it as best as I can. The subs are 10", SVC4. The sticker under the sub is missing, but I can still see it says JL Audio going around in a circle. The terminals are the female/male kinds, not the fancy pretty ones. The front looks just like this:

 

[helotaxi 5,000+ posts]

10w1-4 great little sub for a low powered system that you want to sound good. I have one that's 16+ years old myself.

 

[hoxie08 5,000+ posts]

yeah by the pic i was gonna guess 10w0 or 10w1.

 

[tee 10+ year member]

There about ~200W each huh?

 

[Pootie 10+ year member]

250 300 more like it

 

[jrwalte 10+ year member]

a 10W3 before 2000 would look the same.

 

[helotaxi 5,000+ posts]

The 10w3 were DVC for versions 1 and 2. The W0 and W1 were SVC. If the backplate has a bumped out section in the center shaped like a cone, it's a W0. If the back plate is relatively flat with a 1/2" or so pole vent, it's a W1. The W1s were rated for 125W and won't really like much more than that. I ran mine with around 120 and it was right at its excursion limits in a sealed box.