Yes please

Thanks we appreciate it. We’re working on getting all those subs together for a video

​@@BreakersStereo how did you go 😂

Add the sundown sd4. And that lil nvx to the shootout. I have a dbl cab 16 silverado. Hard to find good knock for it that fits.

Thanks for the comment John we appreciate it !

@@jl226ca Yes. You won’t be disappointed. Put 300 watts to it and it will pound

My 10 is installed in my passenger footwell so it’s in the cabin vs in the trunk. I can’t begin to tell you how hard it hits. I just got another truck and I’m doing 2 10s in it. Also doing a rebuild in a Lexus SC300 and I’m going to see if my stereo shop can build a box for the rear deck. I love them

what amp do you recommend to pair with the Audiomobile EVO2410?

@@TimmyTheToolman It’s been a long time since the instal but I know it’s an Alpine 4-5 channel most likely sending 250+ to the sub. They mounted it under panels so I can’t just look at it and tell you. I’m sorry

Thanks for the comment man. They are great sounding subs for sure. Mild audiophile love the user name!

Jl on some ppi art series my good i here ya

Thanks!!!

So your best bet is a proven subwoofer with a proven trackrecord and a proven warrenty system..

​​@@justkiddin1980 - warranty*

@@kriptic22 Yeah Engruish isn’t my first language..😜

Thanks for the comment. Ok we carry a few massive models so we’ll get out hands on a couple of those for that video.

Thanks for the comment. Yeah this brand is a sleeper!

Those vd-12s are a beast !

Linear response doesn't matter in music. Your dealing w transients not fixed signals. Spec sheets are meant for box building not musical response.

@@harrisone79 oh so the countless millions of people buying and praising natural linear sounding speakers that cost as much as cars must all have it wrong , I prefer my subwoofers to have a flat response in the low end. The more linear the better across the lower frequency range . Most people do not want to hear a subwoofer that has a large drop or peak in it's usable frequency range makes music very un natural sounding . Now full range speakers I actually like a dip at 4k and the highs to roll off a bit that's just my taste. But a subwoofer or mid bass I want a flat linear response across the usable frequency range I don't want it to be boomy in the 50 or 60 hz range and I don't want a huge drop in out put from 50 to 40hz. That's not natural. And matters . In other words I respectfully disagree a linear response does matter when listening not just box building info. Also this video is with speakers already in boxes.

@@paulgood2218 no mention of room/ cabin gain. Acoustical treatment and eq, all these matter. Especially w high end speakers. And a small sub in a small box w never reach down below 40 hz w any decent extension. I've done car audio for over 25 yrs. And not once have I heard a thin mount sub perform better than the JL audios especially if can add a tad more air space to the enclosure. And yes linear response matters but if it's completely flat it don't sound natural. And to use a Memphis amp for testing is a joke. Might as well used a kingwood swap meet special amp.

@@harrisone79 up till you Dayton audio reference, 10 only 5 inch mounting depth and this audio mobile. I completely agree. I literally sold my jail audio. TW312s to keep the dating reference under my back seat, there are better sounding sub in my application jail audio makes some amazing sounding shallow subs but being this video is comparing two subs already mounted in boxes and equal environment and I've had real experience with both subwoofers and this video. The audio mobile is a better sounding sub. Not by much better. It is in my experience if you get a chance to have hands-on experience with this subwoofers and recommended an applications and boxes, I am convinced you will also agree. The audio mobile is a better sounding sub and it's very impressive. That is not to say the JL audio is a bad sub. It is a great subwoofer . I also like the illusions shallow Mount subwoofer. But I have not had personal experience in a hands on build with illusions. I've only heard it in demo vehicles.

Thanks!!! Yeah JL has that brand recognition

Actually Audiomobile has been around since the 80s and used to make some awesome subs with alot of xmax!

Thanks for the comment !

L7T is on the list for our top 5 shallow subs..... we had the Rockford P3 shallow on that list too but people are requesting theRockford Power Series so we might have to increase the list to Top 10 instead of Top 5

@@BreakersStereo I personally have two L7T 12's inside my Jeep Wranglers rear seat firing downward and love them though I will say the box volume for them definitely makes a HUGE difference in the bandwidth as smaller is higher up and bigger is lower frequencies. I look forward to seeing the L7T up against the Rockford Power thin sub, that'll be a great head to head as I love both companies!

I'm currently running some JL door speakers I found on the same car as I'm driving in a scrap yard and only payed 40 bucks for them and the price for them new was over 100 dollars. I'm currently running no Amp or subwoofer yet but the bass with the stock head unit is not bad considering no Amp or sub

Kicker is garbage. SQ is horrible.

Got it! Thanks for the comment

Separate cambers. .5 per woofer

Agreed there’s definitely more to think about when making this decision. Between the two in my opinion, one wasn’t drastically more musical than the other. As far as which will last longer my opinion is the voice coil is built much better on the audiomobile versus the JL audio because of its size. Both have a one year warranty as far as getting it repaired or replaced. Most car stereo shops will swap out the sub if they have it in stock as a customer service courtesy. Most brands will allow for a replacement so most shops don’t mind pulling from their inventory so the customer doesn’t have to wait weeks to get the woofer back. But that will vary from shop to shop technically you have to send it to the manufacturer and then they will send you back another one, so I could take weeks possibly up to one month that’s why shop so accommodate their customers.

You can add the passive radiator to each woofer with no additional air space.

@@BreakersStereo Thanks! for responding

Exactly. My truck did 135.7 @ 42 with a ported pair of 10TW3s. I would still love to try out the Audiomobiles, though.

He said what it was starting around 2:17 it’s a 1/4 difference

Yea, those Audiomobile Mass 12's were killer back in the day. I think they were one of a very few subs around that used underhung voicecoils. I just remember their CEO or whatever from back then was a complete douche, and turned a lot of people off to the company.

Yeah we sell that woofer and that one is 🔥🔥

I have 2 10 Hertz 250's shallows being driven by an Incriminator 1500 @ 1 ohm. One of the Hertz burned up and blew. Sucks! The sub itself is okay, but I won't recommend them

@@Troutslayer haha sorry that sucks! I would never provide that much power to a shallow sub. Inevitable to blow

What nice!! Love those SD3 super under the radar. We need to do a review on those soon.

You must be a jl audio fan to say that

@@kriptic22 Shockingly no. Morel Tempo Ultra and Infinity Kappa fan here.

@@kriptic22 you must be a JL hater… Couple things about the test… 1) Box was spec’d to the Audio Mobile, a tad small for the JL’s (admittedly, may not make much difference, but if they’re doing optimum set ups, both subs should be in their optimum enclosures). 2) what’s the sensitivity of the two subs? How do they compare? 3) Saying that the Audio Mobiles can handle more power is a bit miss leading…they’re RATED for more, but don’t necessarily handle more… I KNOW those JL’s can handle 1000-1200 watts, making them a fairly robust build and able to have higher output…can the Audio Mobiles also handle 20-30% more power without any issues? 4) the JL’s also pound in a ported enclosure..we build ours tuned to about 32hz (and put aforementioned 1000watts on them)… how do the Audio Mobile’s handle ported enclosures? 5) This is nitpicking, but how often do you set up a subwoofer crossed over at 100hz?? Yes, the Audio Mobile is an impressive subwoofer based on these tests, but this comparison doesn’t account for all real world variables.

@@raulandThat’s an excellent explanation man, thank you!! So I’m getting a Stealthbox for my 5th gen 4Runner and it has the 10TW3. I was gonna feed it the full 400 RMS…is this safe for the long term? And will this hit pretty hard?

@@damon323 honestly, I’d put a clean 500watts on it and call it a day. As long as everything is set properly, and you have a clean source (not some 3rd party rebassed crap on Bluetooth), you’ll be fine. Like I said above, my shop puts 1000-1200watts on a pair every day all day and they perform. (500watts on the 10”, 600 watts on the 12”). But again, has to be clean, undistorted power

Both charts were from the same magazine and in the same lab with the same circumstances but not for the same article. The articles were done independent from each other. They were not tested free air but in their recommended enclosures. Hope that clears it up for you.

That would be a good one. The power handling is the same so it’s more of an equal comparison.

I hear what you’re saying and if we would’ve given the JL the 1000 watts then we would have technically driving the speaker more than it’s capabilities. Is it a fair comparison??? I know they’re definitely in different power classes, but the point to this video was to demonstrate small space, big bass within this price range and since JL has dominated this category with the TW3 for a long time this is a good alternative that handles more power, is louder and is less money.

Yes I think so there out of vagas

Yeah they’ve been around for a while but remained in the shadows for a while

@@BreakersStereo The “Audiomobile” brand actually dates back to the late 80’s and defined ‘State of the Art’ electronics for many years. The Brand relaunched in 2K, as Subwoofer only line.

AudioMobile was the first company to showcase a car in their booth at the 1976 summer CES show, and was the first company to exhibit a high-powered car audio system at the Las Vegas winter CES show, outside between the Convention Center and Hilton Hotel.

Audiomobile is making a name for themselves and car stereo shops are getting behind the brand. But 148.9 is loud for two 12's Bravo!!

400 dollar subs. You consider 30 dollars cheaper a fraction of the price? Look up the definition of the phrase you are using incorrectly

I was looking for a comment like this. I'm being indecisive for a single in my tacoma( behind the seat application). I have a skar vd 10 shallow 500w rms currently

@@anthonyharris6165 In a single sub application the comparisons on this video are more accurate, assuming you have the clearance to fit the deeper Audio Mobile. One benefit of the Audio mobile is that if using only 1 sub, you can add the passive driver, that requieres no volume.. just the space to fit it… and would increase your output noticeably. Also the amplifier you have will be an important consideration because the JL is more sensitive, so it will requiere less power.

I have 5.5 inches of mounting depth and .6 cubic ft of airspace( sealed). Thats plenty for both. I'm unfamiliar with radiators. Would you care to explain... I thought the were a separate unpowered driver.

I’ll buy your EVO are they new? 10”?

@@jorgegranados194 Brand new, Installed them in a box and they didnt fit. They have been put away and stored protected the entire time.