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JL 10w6 AE or RE SE10
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audiofreak12
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JL 10w6 AE or RE SE10
Allright i have a question, and its the kind that everybody hates, but its ok. Anyway. I have my two RE12's that i need to get rid of. I had them sold i thought and the guy doesnt want to pay me so im not giving them to them. It's not that big of a deal except i need a 10. My trunk has the space for about nothing. I wanted to sell them both and by a RE SE 10. My friend has three JL 10w6 Aniversery eddition subs and is only using 2 of them. he told me that if i would build hima box, he buys the materials and i build it, and give him 1 of the re 12's that he would give me one of his 10"s. Both are 300 watt subs. the JL has a 11.9mm x max, and i believe the SE has a 16, dont remember. The JL is 6ohms and in parellel wire to 3 ohms according the the JL site. Both subs are DVC. The SE is 4 ohms. I am using a PPI PC275 amp bridged for 300W at 4 ohms. Will the JL wire to the right ohms to get the full 300 watts. Well i think i have told you everything i can, anymore questions just ask. Thanks in advance.
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Ryan from Ohio
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The SE will spank it. Nuff said.
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audiofreak12
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Ryan from Ohio
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Your talking two subs of the same size. One with more xmax= more potential.
Also new Technology (RE) vs old tech (W6).
Also the Ohm configuration will require more of an amp to power the sub @ 3 Ohm.
Also new Technology (RE) vs old tech (W6).
Also the Ohm configuration will require more of an amp to power the sub @ 3 Ohm.
-Ryan
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sinister audio
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