papaman
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...but maybe with a twist...
so i have(had?) 2 jl 12w3v2 subs connected to a fosgate 360a2 amp for about 15 years now, and the subs finally blew their coils.
the subs were in a ported box which replaced one of my third row seats, and the subs have 6 ohm coils (i know, long story...) so there is a total impedance of 6 ohms to the amp, so i'm probably only putting 200-ish watts to the subs total.
since the subs are done, now it's time to change things up a bit - but i've been out of the game so to speak for the last 15 years.
first things first - i like bass in a ported box.
as far as recommendations, that's where i'd like to tap into the community knowledge base. i've looked at going with 2 jl 12w3v3-4 subs and putting them on a jl hd750/1, but would there be any benefit or "better bass" from something like a dc1.2k hooked up to a dc level4 12, or even a single 15"?
i guess to clarify a bit more, would you rather go with 2 12's running ~750 watts, or a single sub (12 or 15) running ~1200 watts?
so i have(had?) 2 jl 12w3v2 subs connected to a fosgate 360a2 amp for about 15 years now, and the subs finally blew their coils.
the subs were in a ported box which replaced one of my third row seats, and the subs have 6 ohm coils (i know, long story...) so there is a total impedance of 6 ohms to the amp, so i'm probably only putting 200-ish watts to the subs total.
since the subs are done, now it's time to change things up a bit - but i've been out of the game so to speak for the last 15 years.
first things first - i like bass in a ported box.
as far as recommendations, that's where i'd like to tap into the community knowledge base. i've looked at going with 2 jl 12w3v3-4 subs and putting them on a jl hd750/1, but would there be any benefit or "better bass" from something like a dc1.2k hooked up to a dc level4 12, or even a single 15"?
i guess to clarify a bit more, would you rather go with 2 12's running ~750 watts, or a single sub (12 or 15) running ~1200 watts?