audiobahn amp

Anyone know the RMS and Peak specs of the older SVC JL 10W6?Squirrel

"No more Cpt. Kirk chit chat"

If its too loud, then you're too old

Donate to the12volt.com

oh...thanks can't wait til i find out more!

Ok, the dilly is... That amp is not 1 ohm stable. It's not even 2 ohm stable when bridged. http://www.audiobahninc.com/products/detail.asp?productsID=60 Question is, Does the sub say 10W6AE? As far as i know that's the only "old school JL style" W6 that is made. If that's the case, they only make a Dual 6 ohm Voice Coil model to my knowledge. The jl sub ratings are here: http://www.jlaudio.com/subwoofers/RP_Chart.html At any rate with that amp and the 10W6AE DVC 6ohm, You would be pushing approximately 210-230 Watts total, with the amp bridged running at 3 ohms. Although, the amp might not like running at 3 ohm bridged, in which case against better judgement you could run each coil on a single channel (independent). That'd give you a couple more watts but it's not recommended as any voltage inconsistencies between channels could damage the sub. In any case given that sub, nedgeworth's JL 300/2 suggestion would be your best bet.(Although they do run about $325) My vote is for the JBL 180.2 found here: http://www.etronics.com/product.asp?stk_code=jblp1802 because you said Around $150. Pioneer Premier DEH-P550MP

Pioneer TS-D160R fronts

Pioneer Premier GM-X644

Clarion SRW2581 (10")

correct me if i'm wrong, i thought my sub was SVC?

lemme axe you dis. are two of the four tabs soldered to tinsel leads that go to the speaker? or are there just four tabs? and does it say 10W6AE?Pioneer Premier DEH-P550MP

Pioneer TS-D160R fronts

Pioneer Premier GM-X644

Clarion SRW2581 (10")

I you read earlier in this thread I asked the same question. He said he has 4 terminals on the same side of the sub. I've seen the AE's and they have 2 sets of terminals, each on opposite ends of the subs. If you read my earlier posts I said the same thing if he does have an AE (since that's all I could find info on as well). And he also said he could not find any info on the magnet.Squirrel

"No more Cpt. Kirk chit chat"

If its too loud, then you're too old

Donate to the12volt.com

sorry guys, i starting to wonder what kinda of sub this really is... can we post pics? if so how?

OH okay i'm am stupid! there are 2 sets of 4 tabs, one on each side of the magnet! i'm am sooo sorry!! what do you guys recommend now??

from what ive read the reccomendations will be the same because all the posters have assumed it was the m10W6VaeQuad L Handyman services

As long as you get an amp that pushes out around 300rms at 4ohms you will be very happy running that sub. That's just to put it simple instead of worrying about all the details which have been covered in previous posts.