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Old 08-10-2009, 06:05 PM
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after my last system im a firm believer now that amp and power source have more to do with a good sounding sub than the sub. it was my first jl system and i will be goin back, stick with a the jl amp and there RIPS regulated power control and a decent subs/airspace and i think you would be in good shape. but yea sorry i got no exp with shallow subs yet, besides hearing the tw5 is kickass like mentioned many times before
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i have 2 S-class memphises, they sound just like the M if not better, and don't need anywhere near the space!
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Originally Posted by skolman91
after my last system im a firm believer now that amp and power source have more to do with a good sounding sub than the sub.
No better words ever spoken....good clean power and you can damn near double the power the subs are rated for. I have done that so many times. My car stero guy measured today and I have 1.5 cubes behind the seat. So that pretty much means only 2 12s in their recommended airspace unless I do a blow through which I don't want to.
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