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New member Username: Street1723Valpo, In America Post Number: 2 Registered: Jun-04 | im a nub. i have a rockford amp and 2 rockford 10" and i want to return them and get a really good amp and get the JL audio w7 10" or 13" and was woundering how to not put all the watts to the one sub |
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Silver Member Username: Davids2004Houston, TX USA Post Number: 148 Registered: Jun-04 | What amp do you have and that W7 requires alot of power so you may be ok depending on your amp. What kind of box. |
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Silver Member Username: Jonathan_fGA USA Post Number: 507 Registered: May-04 | One other consideration is that the 13W7 takes 1000W RMS, while the 10W7 take 500W RMS, a big difference, and also dependant on what amp you have since they can be wired for 3 ohm loads only. There is also a huge price difference between the 10W7 and 13W7. If you're looking for a new amp the best matches for JL subs are JL amps. The 3 ohm loads are hard to match with other more conventional amps. Go JL 500/1 for a 10W7 and JL 1000/1 for a 13W7. You'll spend at least $1000, more likely in the $1300 region for a JL 10W7, 500/1 amp, and proper box, even more considering little things like wiring, etc. The 13W7 and 1000/1 amp would run over $2000 after everything. It all depends on where you're getting it from, I'm going retail, so you'll be prepared to spend it, www.woofersetc.com has JL Audio cheap(er). |