Opinion on Subs
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Opinion on Subs
I am considering two different subs for my '04 f150 SuperCrew. Both models are a tight fit, but will work. Below are specs for each. Please give me some "insight" on what would be the better sub........note the amp is a Jensen 500 watt....kinda old, but has never let me down surprisingly.
Pioneer TS-W2541C 10"
10" VCCS PRO Component Subwoofer
Foamed IMPP (Injection Molded Polypropylene) Rigilite™ Composite Cone Woofer
Aluminum Insert for Increased Cone Rigidity
Dual-Layer Urethane Surround
Direct Bobbin Mounted VCCS (Voice Coil Cooling System)
Conex Damper with Damper Ring
Lead Wires Integrated into Damper for High Reliability and Improved Power Transfer
Projected Pole Yoke with Vented Pole
High-Energy Ferrite Magnet with Bumped Back Plate
Low-Q Design for use in Small Sealed Box (0.6 cubic foot recommended)
700 Watts Max Music Power
350 Watts Nominal Power Handling
Frequency Response: 18-2,500Hz
Sensitivity (Efficiency): 86dB (1W/1m)
4Ohm Rated
MTX Thunder 8000 Series 10"
Impedance 4 or 8 ohms bidder picks
Cone Material Mica-filled poly
Surround Material Nitrile Butadiene Rubber
Sealed Box Volume 0.5 - 1
Ported Box Volume 1 - 2
Port diameter 3
Port length 16
Sensitivity 84.2db
Frequency Response 24 - 0.15k Hz
RMS Power Range 75-400
Peak Power Handling 800
Top Mount Depth 5 11/16
Bottom Mount Depth 5 11/16
Cutout Diameter or Length 9.5
Vas 33.5
Fs 28.4
Qts 0.43
Xmax (millimeters) 12.2
Any advice would be appreciated......THANKS!!!
Pioneer TS-W2541C 10"
10" VCCS PRO Component Subwoofer
Foamed IMPP (Injection Molded Polypropylene) Rigilite™ Composite Cone Woofer
Aluminum Insert for Increased Cone Rigidity
Dual-Layer Urethane Surround
Direct Bobbin Mounted VCCS (Voice Coil Cooling System)
Conex Damper with Damper Ring
Lead Wires Integrated into Damper for High Reliability and Improved Power Transfer
Projected Pole Yoke with Vented Pole
High-Energy Ferrite Magnet with Bumped Back Plate
Low-Q Design for use in Small Sealed Box (0.6 cubic foot recommended)
700 Watts Max Music Power
350 Watts Nominal Power Handling
Frequency Response: 18-2,500Hz
Sensitivity (Efficiency): 86dB (1W/1m)
4Ohm Rated
MTX Thunder 8000 Series 10"
Impedance 4 or 8 ohms bidder picks
Cone Material Mica-filled poly
Surround Material Nitrile Butadiene Rubber
Sealed Box Volume 0.5 - 1
Ported Box Volume 1 - 2
Port diameter 3
Port length 16
Sensitivity 84.2db
Frequency Response 24 - 0.15k Hz
RMS Power Range 75-400
Peak Power Handling 800
Top Mount Depth 5 11/16
Bottom Mount Depth 5 11/16
Cutout Diameter or Length 9.5
Vas 33.5
Fs 28.4
Qts 0.43
Xmax (millimeters) 12.2
Any advice would be appreciated......THANKS!!!
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Between those 2 I would say go with a "MTX Thunder 8000 Series 10"
If it's a tight fit you sould also consider a 10in Kicker Comp. I had 2 of em' in my truck when I had a Downfire box and I also had limited space (mounting depth)
If it's a tight fit you sould also consider a 10in Kicker Comp. I had 2 of em' in my truck when I had a Downfire box and I also had limited space (mounting depth)
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I am loving the Image dynamics ID10v3 on a jl 500/1 watt amp.
They just replaced my JL 10W6AE 10s. The ID's have an x-max of 17mm for the big bottom end and are tight on the top like the IDQs. Might just save you some $
I will sell you the 2 jl 10 w6s used for a month for $100 ea.
They just replaced my JL 10W6AE 10s. The ID's have an x-max of 17mm for the big bottom end and are tight on the top like the IDQs. Might just save you some $
I will sell you the 2 jl 10 w6s used for a month for $100 ea.
