one 10w6 vs two 10w3's ???

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07-16-2007, 05:20 AM

SIRSHREDSALOT

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one 10w6 vs two 10w3's ???

in a zenclosures box powered by a JL 500.1. Has anyone compared these configurations and whats your opinion ? I am undecided on which to use and dont really have a chance to listen to either.

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07-16-2007, 05:27 AM

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More air moving=more bass. Generally speaking, that is-unless you are running a a beast of a woofer with the required power/airspace. 2 10W3 FTW.

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07-16-2007, 06:26 AM

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More air moving=more bass. Generally speaking, that is-unless you are running a a beast of a woofer with the required power/airspace. 2 10W3 FTW.

+1. Two subs will have more cone area which will move air. 1 w6 would be more than enough in the Z but if you are playing some heavy bass songs, two subs will hit all the notes that the 1 sub might miss.