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Username: Schmidtyy206

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Registered: Sep-07
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I have a JL Audio 1000/1 amplifier and trying to figure out what subwoofer will go best with it? Will one 12w7 be good with it? or the 13w7? I know that the 12w7 runs at 3 ohms which is louder than the 13w7 becuase the 13w7 runs at 1.5 ohms. Also what is a cap? should i get one? What does it do and where can i get it? Thanks anyone for the help in advance.
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Username: Naledge503

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Post Number: 1830
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First the impedance (ohm) only dictates how you wire things up and what load the amp will read. And secondly the 1000/1 is rated at 1000rms at 1.5ohms-4ohms.
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Username: Schmidtyy206

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So you can run a 12w7 at 3 ohms on a 1000/1 amp?
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Username: Naledge503

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Yezzir!
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Username: Schmidtyy206

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What kind of cap should i get for this?
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And how would i get the 12w7 to run at 4 ohms instead of 3 ohms?
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Username: Naledge503

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dont need the cap and you cant get the sub to run at 4 ohms. only at 6ohms or 1.5ohms. In your case you will want to wire it to a 1.5ohm load.

Do it like this...dont worry about this being for a DVC 4 ohm sub...

http://www.crutchfield.com/learningcenter/car/subwoofers_wiring.html?imageID=1DV C%5F4%2Dohm%5Fmono
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Username: 2pacalypse1971

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Post Number: 424
Registered: Jul-05
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them subs aren't dual voice coils, i think they are all single 3 ohm, so no matter what you do your goin to have a 3 ohm load unless you get 2 and knock it down to 1.5, but it really doesn't matter what ohm it is at with that amp
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Username: Demon_pride

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Post Number: 221
Registered: Oct-05
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The 12W7 and the 1000/1 were built for each other.
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Username: Th3pwn3r

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"The 12W7 and the 1000/1 were built for each other."

Aww how cute <3
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Username: Nyyfan13

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Post Number: 6230
Registered: Jul-06
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^^post wh0re....lol


+1 for me :-)
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Username: Carguy

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Registered: Nov-04
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JL 12W7 is a SVC 3ohm sub. So you can't run it at 6ohms nor 1.5ohms.
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