How might a sealed single JL Audio CS113TG-TW5v2 poweredge compare SQ-wise to a single sealed W3v3 powerwedge that I already own (JL Audio CS112RG-W3v3) in terms of low-end output using 500w RMS at 2 ohm/Pioneer GM-D9605? In a 2022 Hyundai Santa Fe Calligraphy edition, Harman Kardon OEM 12-speaker entertainment system. Sub must fit under in the large storage compartment measuring 31" x 30" x 7" deep/height - under the false floor. Will upgrade the amp from the Pioneer to an Alpine S-A60M 600W RMS 2 ohms plus an AudioControl Epicenter Micro with line out converter built in.
I understand this is subjective and my definitions may differ from yours, but for example, playing Daft Punk” Doin’ It Right” on my W3v3, on the third bass drop at :26 the bass is incredibly deep, buttery, clean and still makes the hair on my head move a bit. Same description for the kick drum in Diana Ross's "I'm Coming Out"- thump but with a buttery low end that envelopes you. Might I expect the same from a single sealed TW5 powerwedge? Or maybe the TW3 - I've read a few comments that the TW3 "sounds" a little deeper? Thanks in advance- Bill.
I understand this is subjective and my definitions may differ from yours, but for example, playing Daft Punk” Doin’ It Right” on my W3v3, on the third bass drop at :26 the bass is incredibly deep, buttery, clean and still makes the hair on my head move a bit. Same description for the kick drum in Diana Ross's "I'm Coming Out"- thump but with a buttery low end that envelopes you. Might I expect the same from a single sealed TW5 powerwedge? Or maybe the TW3 - I've read a few comments that the TW3 "sounds" a little deeper? Thanks in advance- Bill.
