JL W7 10" and thunderform????
10-11-2007, 09:22 PM
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JL W7 10" and thunderform???? Simple here fellas will a 10w7 fit in the MTX 10" thunderform enclosure and is a MTX AUDIO TE1501D ELITE 1500W CLASS D for 389$ a good deal?
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10-11-2007, 09:37 PM
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Don't use a W7; even if it fits (I'm not sure), there's not enough airspace, and I'm not sure the thunderform will even hold up to the amount of weight of that W7.
10-11-2007, 09:49 PM
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Good point.......airspace.....sorry i have benn out of the car audio world for a while. ok change it up, most bang for the airspace in a thunderform, i MUST keep my t top area so what are my options?
10-12-2007, 03:19 AM
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Unfortuntaley, if you want to use the T-top area...you aren't going to be using the W7 unless you want to cut your passenger side, remove the spare, and get a custom fabbed stealth enclosure for that side because there is more room. You could always sell it and use a W6 or other comparable sub. Then you could run a stealth enclosure and keep your T-top area.
10-12-2007, 08:11 AM
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Unfortuntaley, if you want to use the T-top area...you aren't going to be using the W7 unless you want to cut your passenger side, remove the spare, and get a custom fabbed stealth enclosure for that side because there is more room. You could always sell it and use a W6 or other comparable sub. Then you could run a stealth enclosure and keep your T-top area.
personally, i would match that box up with a JL Audio 10w3v3 (4-ohm), and get an amp that pushes about 300w - 400w into a single channel (or two channels, bridged) to power it.
10-12-2007, 08:40 AM
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I run a pair of RE Audio SE10 in a stealth enclosures that do very well. The CDT EF-100 does great in them but has less excursion. I had the W3V2 D2 in the same enclosure. The CDT is a tighter sounding sub but both sound good. Both can be powered with 300watts rms efficiently. TC Sounds Epic Series 10" sub would work in a stealth as well but you'd need more amp..600w-750watts rms. There are several other options as well.
