W7AE 10th Anniversary Edition Subwoofer Drivers
The Tenth Anniversary edition of JL Audio’s ultimate performance subwoofers feature multiple patented technologies and extreme excursion capabilities. DMA-optimized motor systems, OverRoll™ Surround, cast aluminum-alloy frame, W-Cone technology, Elevated Frame cooling, Floating Cone Attach Method. 8W7, 10W7 and 12W7 have a single voice coil, 13W7 has dual voice coils. Designed for sealed and ported enclosures. W7AE’s feature black powder-coated baskets, a special bright nickel finish clamp ring and unique Anniversary Edition badging and labeling.
Product Features:
- 13" Dual 1.5 Ohm W7 Series Subwoofer
- 10th Anniversary Edition
- Power Handling:
- Peak: 3000 watts
- RMS: 1500 watts
- Impedance: Dual 1.5 ohm
- W-Cone woofer
- OverRoll surround
- Floating-cone attach method
- Plateau-reinforced spider attachment
- Radially cross-drilled pole piece
- Massive forced-air-cooled aluminum alloy frame
- Highly linear, DMA-Optimized motor system
- Huge diameter, progressive roll spider
- Co-extruded double lead wires
- Dual ultra-long voice coils
- Black powder-coated baskets
- Bright nickel finish clamp ring
- Unique Anniversary Edition badging and labeling
- Mounting depth: 10-1/2"
- Cutout dimensions: 12"
- 1-year SonicElectronix.com warranty
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(newest, current model)
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(previous model, replaced by JL Audio 13W7AE-D1.5)
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Average Customer Rating is 4.4 out of 5 stars:
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alonzo from seattle, wa
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These subs are beasts they are probably the loudest and best sounding sub for the money. they have a well rounded range of bass and the clarity of it is amazing.
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Luis from Miam, FL
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Would recommend this to whoever wants bass. looks good and sounds good. i am thinking of getting another one.
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Jstall7543 from Oly,WA
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I purchased a 13W7 and a ported box tuned to jl specs and this one sub hits very hard! In a 01 civic the 13 hits pretty tight when needed and super low and very deep. The sound quality is pretty remarkable! I'm running a JL 1000 on it and it loves it. I previously was running two MTX thunder 12 7500's and this one sub destroys them on the same amp. However on some music I still miss the MTX's sound. The only real drawback to the 13w7 would be the weight in a good box is close to 100 pounds, I would recommend a high output alternator and a XS Power battery and 1 gauge wire to maximize the full potential.
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I have this thing in a custom 13w7 box in the back of my Toyota Land Cruiser, and it is ridiculous!!! That truck has a lot of air space inside, and that speaker fills it up and then some. It's just small enough to keep up with the double bass drums in metal (and it sounds like a machine gun), but so deep that it sounds like an earthquake from down the street when I'm listening to rap or whatever thumps. I would buy another but I dont want to go deaf and shatter my windows.
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I have 3 of these subs in my yukon running on a rf bd1500 1 at .75 ohms. Each sub is getting a lil over 2100 watts absolutely clean and loud. there is a reason JL has not changed theses subs in 10 years there is no need i play at full volume all the time an for the first time in 6 years i blew one. 365$ to jl and i get re-coned back in business all i can say is this sub is the best sub ive ever heard. There are alot of other subs out there that claim to be louder an most of them are 18's an need 6000 watts. I promise 3 jls running on 2000 watts each is gonna be louder then any 18.
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