3 10's or 2 12's

[ianwells100]

it'll be $50 more for the 3 10's... but what do you think, they're all MTX 6000 series subs, so should i go for 2 12 inch subs or 3 10 inch subs?

[CAMAROWIDBASS]

(3) 10's

[T-Punk]

If you want better range go with the 12's. if you want better punch go with the 10's. if you want deeper bass that travles better go with the 12's. there are all sorts of reasons to go with either setup. so give some more info please, but since they are MTX i am guessing all you want is loud so my answer is the 3 10's.

[blkbird]

hey i was just wondering how u were gonna mount the 3 10's and what the box looked like--i saw several models but had no chance of fitting them so i wanted to know how u were gonna do so

and sorry to go off topic but i saw on cardomain u were planning on adding lowering springs-i have a brand new set that came with my that ive been dying to sell and so if ur still interested let me know--i was told they lower 2-2.5 inches

[megabass]

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by blkbird:
hey i was just wondering how u were gonna mount the 3 10's and what the box looked like--i saw several models but had no chance of fitting them so i wanted to know how u were gonna do so

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Here's how you do three 10s
Enjoy :D









OR you could build your own or get the JL box. I think it's around 600

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[ October 28, 2003: Message edited by: megabass ]</p>

[RancidCamaro]

:eek:

Where did he get those chrome covers?

[96firebird311]

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by RancidCamaro:
:eek:

Where did he get those chrome covers?<hr></blockquote>Audiobahn

[ianwells100]

hey blkbird, you have mail [img]smile.gif[/img]

and guys, thanks for all the help, i think i'll end up with the 2 12's...

[TealV6]

30" of cone mass vs. 24" of cone mass.

You do the math [img]tongue.gif[/img]

Steve
-I'm old school, but was the first to do 3 JL 8w6's back in the day.

[96firebird311]

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by TealV6:
30" of cone mass vs. 24" of cone mass.

You do the math [img]tongue.gif[/img] <hr></blockquote>
That's not really math. You need to be looking at the Sd figure.....

[TealV6]

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by 96firebird311:

That's not really math. You need to be looking at the Sd figure.....<hr></blockquote>

Details, details.... I'm still old school. I vote 3 10w6 JL's :D