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1 12"L5 and 1 12"L7 in the same box?


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terible idea. they are 2 completely different woofers and need differnt amounts of everything (power, air space, port area ect.) to really preform. why not buy 2 of the same sub?

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I wouldn't do it. Too many specs are different

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i had 2 L5s with hopes of getting 2 L7s. i cant throw a bunch of money at it so i slowly change it. one of the L5s is acting up and i found a decent deal on an L7 so i just replaced it for now. i do have a single closed box i can put the L7 in. even if i separate them could i still run them off the 1 amp?

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Might work fine, might not... probably will be acceptable as long as their xmax and coil impedence are close (the closer the better). I paired two L5 10's with two L7 10's and it was awesome.

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