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MBZ oe

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Posted: March 02, 2004 at 4:03 PM / IP Logged

Hey All. What 10" subs do you folks like? I am currently running 3 MTX 8000 series in a 3 chamber sealed box with 1cu ft per sub. My 1200.1 amp is 1 ohm stable and I run these parallel for approx 1.33 ohms. I am looking into new subs and still want to run 10's for their size. I could use 2 12's if anyone thinks that 2 12's will hit harder than 3 10's.

Any recommendations that are less costly than jl7's or Adire Brahmas but will do close to the same job?

Thanks again

Angel

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Posted: March 02, 2004 at 5:15 PM / IP Logged

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why are you changing subs. Are you just tired of the old one or are you trying to accomplish somthing the 8000s wont or what?

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I just want to use more of my power. My system design uses 2 1200.1 amps and I was planning on 2 JL7's or Brahama's for my new custom box that I am having built by a pro. Really happy with the MTX 8000's though. They put in some serious work in my trunk.

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Alpine type-x, 1000 watts rms each. Made to make the w7's look like sony's.

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Posted: March 02, 2004 at 10:00 PM / IP Logged

yep have....have to say go with the Alpines. I Just replaced 10w6v2's with a set of swr-1041's and they sound just as good at a fraction of the cost. Im sure the type X's are even better. I have always been a big supporter of JL Audio....but Alpine has done their homework this time around.

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Posted: March 02, 2004 at 10:29 PM / IP Logged

I'll stay with the tried and true, Kicker C10’s. I have had the same pair in my truck for over 10 years and they still hit hard. So my new Honda will receive the same treatment.

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Alpine Guy wrote:

Alpine type-x, 1000 watts rms each. Made to make the w7's look like sony's.

are the type X out yet? or has the alpine site just not been updated yet?

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Posted: March 03, 2004 at 12:06 AM / IP Logged

its all in the box. i wuold recomend the jl 10w6v2. put it in the right ported box and it would hit.

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Posted: March 03, 2004 at 12:08 AM / IP Logged

i was reading your post again. i thought u wanted to play 10's. if i were u i would go with the jl 13w6v2. two of them can bridge at 1 ohm. im running them right now and they hit hard. deep bass and loudd. sq and spl is there.

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