Would two 10" W6's be overkill?
#23
Originally Posted by zdero
I guess I'll probably just stick with one for now. I have not bought the w6 already, but the FI Q sounds like it might be too much bass for me when I have read reviews about it.
#24
Originally Posted by idwin
I think the W6's work best in singles or 3 of them(which would be hard to fit)
#25
My opinion is two.....If you go with one you may over-adjust to meet your listening preference. If you go with two you can keep it tight (30-40hz) and still have the volume. Just my experience.......
#26
Do you think a 500/1 amp would be sufficient for two? Since I would have them adjusted low, I would imagine that would be enough power. Then if I still wasn't satisfied with the bass, all I would have to do would be replace the amp. Does that sound like a reasonable compromise to everyone, or would that just not be enough power for those subs?
#27
Originally Posted by zdero
Do you think a 500/1 amp would be sufficient for two? Since I would have them adjusted low, I would imagine that would be enough power. Then if I still wasn't satisfied with the bass, all I would have to do would be replace the amp. Does that sound like a reasonable compromise to everyone, or would that just not be enough power for those subs?
why are you still thinking about 2 10w6's when we already told you 1 FI Q will sound better?
#29
if you want JL than do it , power it or them to full rms and the 500-1 will do that for 1 but not both
if you are not gonna take my advise from real world experience and not theory than so be it
your will spend way less money on an custom built FI sub and it will cost less, get louder, get deeper , sound better
the JL will sound good the FI better
if you are not gonna take my advise from real world experience and not theory than so be it
your will spend way less money on an custom built FI sub and it will cost less, get louder, get deeper , sound better
the JL will sound good the FI better
#30
Originally Posted by 350zspl
if you are not gonna take my advise from real world experience and not theory than so be it
your will spend way less money on an custom built FI sub and it will cost less, get louder, get deeper , sound better
the JL will sound good the FI better
your will spend way less money on an custom built FI sub and it will cost less, get louder, get deeper , sound better
the JL will sound good the FI better
#31
Originally Posted by vo7848
All I can say is I'm glad I listened to you guys when I made my sub selection. I was one of the sheeple caught up in the have to have maintstream components, and would have waisted alot of money....
i have used or installed most all brands
i offer my experience for free take it or leave it
in life you can follow
you can lead
you can walk along side
always try to lead
okay to walk along side
try not to follow
#38
Originally Posted by zdero
Well after all the feedback I guess I should probably listen to you guys and go the fi route. What amp would you recomend to run with it?
But that is one of many you could choose from. I don't know how much power the Fi takes, but IMO, get one with as much power as you can afford (500+ watts).
#39
+1 on getting a LOT of different opinions on amps.
If it were me, I would go for a Crossfire VR1000D - 1000 rms into 1ohm. get a dual 2ohm voice coil sub and wire in parallel to 1ohm.
http://www.woofersetc.com/index.cfm?...Product_ID=165
FI SSD 10"= 800rms
FI Q 10"= 1000rms
If it were me, I would go for a Crossfire VR1000D - 1000 rms into 1ohm. get a dual 2ohm voice coil sub and wire in parallel to 1ohm.
http://www.woofersetc.com/index.cfm?...Product_ID=165
FI SSD 10"= 800rms
FI Q 10"= 1000rms
#40
I have 2 JLW6V2 10" in a ported box. They have plenty of bass for when I need it. And I have about 250rms each. As far as a amp goes I wouldent get a jl unless your getting it for show. You can get double the power or even tripple the power than a jl 500/1 for half the price. For $300.00 you can get a poweracoustik a2400bd. Does close to rated power and great price.