Couple questions
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I just got a 300/2 JL amp at a great price of $110 and am going to put it on a 10" JL W3. Do you think that this willl be too much power if I bridged it down to one channel or should I leave it just running off one channel. Or should I buy a box that holds 2 10" and just put 2 10" W3's in there. Will this amp be able to push both these speakers enough? Thanks!
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i've never liked the idea of running just one channel of an amp. what's the rms requirement of that sub? either way, i would bridge it mono and just turn down the gain to compensate if that amp is too powerful. as far as the box with the extra sub, i think you should try it with the one you have first. if you're not happy, then change it. Just my opinion.
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I do believe that if you run 2 10s with the 300/2, that would be 75 watts to each sub, underpowered. It would be fine if you were running a w0, but not good for a w3v2. One 10w3v2 is fine though.
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Originally posted by stu46
I do believe that if you run 2 10s with the 300/2, that would be 75 watts to each sub, underpowered. It would be fine if you were running a w0, but not good for a w3v2. One 10w3v2 is fine though.
I do believe that if you run 2 10s with the 300/2, that would be 75 watts to each sub, underpowered. It would be fine if you were running a w0, but not good for a w3v2. One 10w3v2 is fine though.
Thanks Stu. I think I am going to go with the single 10" W3 setup.
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