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[Guest SoFresh&SoClean]

What do you think about 3 JL Audio W4 8 inch subs in a mustang.

[Guest SoFresh&SoClean]

Do you think it will hit hard enough, or should I get 2 10's.

[wndotint]

trying to wire 3 W4's will give either too low or too high impedance. Go with 3 W6 10's instead. 2 10's will good, too. But why not set yourself apart?

[Guest SoFresh&SoClean]

Thankx for the advice!

[Guest Against The Wind]

what year mustang is it, so fresh? personally I would to with the 2 10's. depending what other equipment you might be running, 3 8's may drown out some of the mids and highs

[Guest SoFresh&SoClean]

It's a 2004.

[Guest dodgyone]

I wanted to go with 3 W6's in my car. Would have been very nice. Have played around with 8's and 2 tens will always hit harder and sound more natural than 3 8's. I've had JL subs in the last 3 cars and they are awesome.

[wndotint]

I agree, 10's always sound better, but I'm a 12 fan myself. Granted, I have 2 JL 10s now, but I didn't feel like custom-building a box to fit under the back seat of my truck. I found a box for 2 10s that fire down (instead of forward) so they won't get kicked. I'm not into the volumes I used to be. My last vehicle had 4 JL 10W3s and 2300 watts. Too much for me now. I'm down to 300 watts and it sounds great.

As fas as the Mustang, why not do 3 10W6s?

[Guest xltint]

ever heard the 8 w7s 1 hits as hard as 2 12 w3s im going with 4 of the 8 w7s.

[Guest nautiboi73]

just the w7 with no number in front implies "$". you can get more out of any speaker if you are willing to build the enclosure correct.