Clean and Efficient W3v3 Series JL Audio Woofers
If space is limited but you still want unmtached bass, then the JL Audio 6W3v3-4 is the best solution to your problem. This 6.5" inch subwoofer might be small but it carries all the qualities an expectations of any JL Audio product. With 150 watts RMS and a Single 4 ohm voice coil, this woofer will provide rich adn responsive bass.
JL Audio is all about performance and quality. They manufacture products to meet extremely high standards and anything less than those standards is not good enough to carry the JL Audio name. The W3v3 subwoofer is one of the cleanest, most efficient, and best sounding subwoofers in its class. This series is available in a 6.5”, 8”, 10”, 12”, and 13.5” size woofer that can pretty much fit any vehicle size. The W3v3 features a DM Optimized Motor System that provides constant and strong linear excursion that result in reduced distortion and higher bass reproduction. These woofers also feature Elevated Frame Cooling technology that delivers cool air directly to the voice coil of the woofer. This increases power handling and sound quality. The W3v3 series subwoofers offer many more patented technologies that truly make this series stand out above the rest. If you are struggling on a decision, the decision if simple JL Audio, it will never disappoint.
- 6-1/2" Single 4 ohm W3v3 Series Subwoofer
- Power Handling:
- Peak: 300 watts
- RMS: 150 watts
- Recommended Power Range: 40-150 watts
- Impedance: Single 4 ohm
- Mineral-filled polypropylene cone woofer
- Rubber surround
- DMA optimized motor system
- Elevated frame cooling
- Vented reinforcement collar
- Floating Cone Attach Method (FCAM)
- Insert molded suspension, coil, and terminal-sub assembly
- Surround stress relief design
- Customizable trim ring
- Sensitivity: 80 dB
- 1-year SonicElectronix.com warranty
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Kenny J from Los Angeles, CA
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I purchased a speaker to replace a blown factory sub. I purchased one that was too deep for my factory enclosure. My sales rep was a big help in finding a speaker that fit into my shallow factory enclosure. Took the original purchase back with no questions asked and got the new one out right away. Back to enjoying some bass to go along with the treble!
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Gary from Garden Grove
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Ok, so powering this sub together with the 2 4" drivers was just a lil too much for my MoTo's electrical system. So I decided to quickly build a Ported box to manufacturer specs. Figured I'd use this in my Ford SportTrac for those time when I need to remove my Alpine Type-R 12" Enclosure I usually have seat-belted in behind the drivers seat.
Powering this 4-Ohm sub with my Pioneer GM-D8500M equates to a possible 300 Watts RMS. I didn't have to adjust my gains at all. It sounds great! Obviously a significant drop in output from having a Type-R 12" right behind me... but I'll bet you with all the windows down you could still piss-off a lotta folks!
I slid the little enclosure underneath the passenger rear seat no problem.
The amount of output you're getting... from such a small device... it's totally UNREAL though!
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Gary from Garden Grove, CA
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Put one of these in a sealed, molded, form-fitting fiberclass enclosure 0.20 - 0.25 cu. ft. I hand-made to fit in the trunk of my MoTo. It's being powered by 2 rear channels of Eclipse EA4200 amp with those 2 channels set to Mono and LPF. (140 watts @ 4 Ohms),
Front channels of amp are full-range powering 2 4" Polk Audio db401's in the fairing.
I've been steadily getting astonished looks and comments about how good my system sounds, and people are shocked it's coming from my moto!
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I have an MR2 Spyder with NO ROOM FOR ANYTHING so i decided to put two of these bad boys in my doors. I've never been so satisfied with something so small in my life. Beautifully defined sound when coupled with my Memphis monoblock. Highly recommended to anyone who needs bass but doesn't have the room for a box.
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I bought one from Sonic and built the recommended sealed enclosure. This thing slams for it's size, it's comparable, if not better than some 8" subs. I'm running it on 170 watts rms and it sounds incredibly clean. It blends with my RF Power series coaxials nicely. You won't be disappointed with this sub if your looking for tight and accurate sound. Don't forget to buy the grille too!
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