Not in America, not when time and again people consistently buy BS on a name alone, research and commonsense not included.

I saw these in the store looked on the box no ts perimeters and the sensitivity was garbage no specs on the frequency curve for the box

Sadly in general Memphis doesn't do their rating very much any more even on their PR line. Their amps still feel strong but we are seeing an introduction of 2000 watt max amps that claim 500 rms. Aka the se2000.1df I believe this will be their future. Time will tell with the current rockville lawsuit distributors are doing.

Yeah I got the single 6.5 in my little Mazda 3 and it sounds amazing. Obviously it's not gonna blow the doors off but it's got great SQ

Which was better?

I have not, Ill have to try them out.

Well that video is coming soon, DD 1506

They still make great amplifiers. No worries with your purchase there.

That's great that your getting enjoyment out of it. But the port noise is an issue and with the box rise you can't get the full 500 rms do to their design. The video touches on how they are controlling power with box rise. Overall they are great sounding woofers at 300ish rms. The prefab enclosure could use a few improvements though.

1500 Watts RMS should feed them well enough.

Oh yeah 1500 to 2000 watts.they can take it.

What about one 6.5 about how much rms

The 8" peaks at 1800 and rms is 900. You wouldn't drive them anywhere near their potential

This is configured for a 1 ohm but I believe the box can also be wired up to 4 ohm. Seems like some I take out are single voice coil and some are not. Best to get your dealer to load a pair of Mojos that match your needed Ohm load,

@@RandomAudioGuys copy that, thanks for the reply. What do you think ideal set would be with the amount of space in back of c5 and with that amp power?

Thanks, and I always try to look out for the consumer, anyone that has shopped with me knows this. I do like the Mojos, as I said in the video if they would call these M3 or M6 ect... it would work as long as they lowered the power rating. I think the 8 offers much more than the 6.5 and in the price range DD Doesnt offer a competive product at the price point, they seem to zig and zag eachother which is why I carry both. You will be happy with these as long as you provide them with clean power and realistic power ;) 300 on the 6 and 600 on the 8.

Get a Memphis Bass Reference 12 if you don't need earthquake bass. They're clean sounding, cheap cost, and take small air space so they won't take up much room. I have 2 PR 15's in a SPL box, ported, on a SR1200.1 Memphis amp and they have a lot of pressure and sound great. $179 each is what I paid for 2 of them, box, amp and installation was $720 for everything. I Mojo 8, wire, and install will be that much. Mojo's are superb but are very costly

I have very tight fit of where my sub will go- 8 in is comfortable and 10in is pushing the space

I got that amp on 2 ct tropo 6.5's and they slam too!

While that is a good observation, sadly it was not the case. Many companies can control box rise to help assist with what the subwoofers will see, If you can keep the impedance higher the subwoofer will most likely see 1/4th to 1/2 of what the amp is capable of making, This is a double win for them as it stresses the amplifier less and the subwoofers, Allowing a customer to own a 600 watt kicker amp on 2 entry level kickers and not blow them. Its a good overall tatic and leaves shops with a good reason to design custom enclosures that will perform much better than the preloaded enclosures.

I should mention, the subwoofers in these prefabs or at least any I have ever pulled were Single 2 ohm where as the ones we can sell only come in Dual voice coil.

If adjusted properly that match is fine.

@@RandomAudioGuys I am not exactly sure how to properly adjust the amp, so right now i have the amp at about 60% gain, no bass boost. they're in a 4.62cft. vented box

I feel the 600 to 750 mark would be a better rating for them. But they are much closer to their rating than the 6 inch

IDK man,. I'm running a 1500 watt rms Memphis amp on my mojo 8 no problem 😁

You can run a 20,000 on it if the box rise doesnt allow you to get the power to the subwoofer.

You can clip a subwoofer also and cause it to over extend. But what you say is also correct, there are just multple types of clipping.

Thanks for the quick response. I've been audio addicted for probably 38 years and understand how amp clipping works and would like to work on a project where the amp learns sup positioning through magnetic gap field resistance in an active set up. Those wires going into a sub are not one way, think on that

I want to reply to discourage future haters about RMS ratings and get to the root of the matter. Rms discrepancies are definitely in there, but the root of the problem is in the “Mojo mini” line of products. So a “mojo” woofer rated double their RMS standard is exclusively in the 6.5” and 8” woofers. Kinda funny the 8” went close to that 800 RMS before clipping out. But still. The line is good to listen to but needs better ratings. Personally put 2200 watts to a mojo 12 in my personal car and I’m happy as a clam.

I believe I may have came off wrong also, I like the product but with its current ratings its simply an over rated product. The SQL of these woofers are great, But I've noticed with the new Memphis Pro woofers they are using this same claim and I don't even want to do a video on it because of all the fan boys who believe Memphis can do no wrong. Well let them enjoy what this brand is becoming. PS. Have you had the PR woofers on fire yet becasue they covered the vent holes with the Quality Control sticker ?

Box says 80db not so good

Not yet. But this might be leading to that seeing the feed back I'm getting and how people just want someone to be honest with them.

@@RandomAudioGuys Ok great,you have a shop though right.Any chance it's in califorina.If you do open a online any chance your carry orion,just asking because I can find alot of orion on eBay but splx subs I can't. If I decide to go with them I would like more info and buy from a dealer because it's a large investment. Thanks for the quick response

Audio Dynamics makes a great SQ product, A bit pricey for some but overall a great product. Of course I can plug that with a 40% off coupon if you use code Maximum during check out. I say this though because what they offer is truly an audiophile product. Other brands that are out there I like are Memphis for one, I just don't agree with this power rating change they tried. JL Audio, DD Audio, DC Audio, there are a ton of great brands, Im just putting this one in check before it goes down that rabbit hole.

I've been throwing 900 at the 6.5 and haven't had any issues.

@@Avaddon911 clamped?

@@Deviantsoundz nah, but I've used the same amp to push a CT Meso 15 so I know it puts out some power. I don't have the equipment to clamp it

@@Avaddon911 ok so no actual measurements to know the actual power going to the driver during playback.

Any update? How did the 8s turn out? I'm looking at putting the 2 8" mojos in my 2020 Sierra currently.

@@RammSnipe turned out awesome, they pound hard with the ct sounds 1700 watt amp. With a 2020 you can fit 4 8s under the seat without a lift. Id go that route. I would definitely reccomend a dsp with them..

@@sradman750 the shop I'm going to go through does have the Memphis ported box with 4 8s but I thought it may be overkill but would definitely look good. This was the first video I cam across where someone gave them a shit review so it had me worried. 800 for the Memphis mojos or 1800 for the JL stealthbox lol. I was planning on running the Memphis PR1000.1 Amp with the subs.

@@RammSnipe though they do sound good, they are not a sq sub.... they are way more sq than skar but they are no jl sub.. subs are great.. im still scared to put the power they claim to them

And as I say in the video, If the product was rated correctly this is actually a great product. Only change the rating so its more inline with its actual power rating.

What amp are you referring to ?

And RMS rating is not 😉

Nobody really says anything about that awful port noise I thought I was the only one I just blew up my mojo 8 lol cause I got tired of it and planning on upgrading big

@@dreviontaylor4438 I Blew my single 8 mojo. Memphis needs to change There RMS rating. I’m going to warranty mine out and sale it. Believe I’m going to get me a single 12 Dc Audio sub level five

Exactly what do they dominate at ? Do enlighten us, or are they just one of the hundreds of audio brands, Do they do something better than all these other brands, or did they just make a flop and you refuse to see it so blindingly that you are willing to make a fool of your say Nathaniel ?

Nathaniel * you are basically just repeating what Random Audio Guy has already said. He has already said that he has been a fan. He has literally said the mojo 6.5 and street edge was disappointments but he still sells there other stuff. I don’t feel as that is slandering there names. The facts are facts and he is just showing the consumers the truth.

Dont use either of those 2 choices for a down fire, tou wont have room in the box to do down fires with them.

Ok will do

The truck enclosure they offer is one of the worst sounding of the prefabs they offer :( good little subs but that enclosure is terrible

I sold these products for 2 years and just recently dropped them. They have been test a lot as we sold a ton, when I'm testing rms I use a test tone because rms is a claim of what it can hold 24/7. I paired alot of these with Memphis df2000.1 amplifiers which make 500 rms and gave a pair of them what they liked. 800 rms and up on a pair and I'd lose one occasionally here and there.

@@RandomAudioGuys I think my point still stands, play over a broader bandwidth and you kinda trade cone excution with heat. Im not a car audio guy, but a PA audio guy, in PA, subs have lower cone movement but can still handle plenty of power (at least the high end stuff) even with large enclosures (low pressure inside the enclosure) the reason this is possible is because PA subs can be crossed as high as 120hz.

I thought that might be the case but I filmed these issues almost a year ago, well about a month or 2 ago, rhey released these 1400 watt rms prefab boxes.

I hope you all do realize Memphis is no longer Underground like all the good bangers that we all listen to nowadays. Memphis has torn and tainted the community you have to realize they sold out and it's very sad Memphis used to be top dog back in the days. They started to fall apart in late 2012 then they stride to rise in 2016......but then again they weren't much into a world of all at that point time. Then again we don't really know what they're up to we can't read their minds. Memphis is an amazing product like Auto Audio treat you as good as you treat them. If people want exploding Bass exploding mids and highs then Memphis is not for you or them look elsewhere. Try Sundown, digital designs, deaf bonce, crescendo and etc that are underground Brands as I listed. there are a whole lot other better underground Brands out there that are better than the mainstream Brands but you have to realize it all depends on how you treat your audio equipment and if you know exactly what you're talking about or what you are looking for and sound quality sound quality loud sound pressure etc etc. My wife, our friends and I did a review and a unboxing video of the Memphis mjm622. I tell you what nothing went wrong during play time when we put power to it more then once. My wife and I collect Auto Audio and the Memphis is on display at our house. it's late I'm using talk to text hopefully this all makes sense.

@@macalla1996 make sense? not really 🤔 before you read this and think I'm attacking you, rest assured I'm simply talking about my experience and opinion. I've had 4 12's by Memphis and they all 4 sounded great. 2 in my truck, 2 in my wife's car. I have 2 Memphis PR 15's, "entry level," in a SPL ported box on a Memphis Street Reference 1200.1 amp, and everyone that gets in my car has to have me cut it down. I'm not sure what you're getting at, but Memphis is a Great Bang for the $$ I paid $720 for everything from the wiring all the way to the second I left the shop and I am totally happy. Memphis has a speaker for every use, the same as other companies do. It all depends on the vehicle, enclosure, settings on the amp, and if you're like me, I play music from my phone and adjust the equalizer on it, and those subs sound awesome. If I had 12's, I would do 4 of the PR's in a wall. I'm considering doing a stack on the 2 I have now and another amp like I have. For the $ I could be extremely loud..

Mark Kookie memphis is still out there doing great, the M5 and the M6 are pure quality. they are definitely solid

You know I can break this down jist as well, but when you want your average audience to get the point you make a video that everyone can understand, you do a scientific break down and you will lose alot of people's attention. But a box can control that rise and help keep the woofer in the higher impedance range causing you to never get good power delivery. Box rise is something many people in competition fight against. The longer they can keep it at their amps ohm rating the higher their score. You take one of these Memphis enclosures to a competition and compete against someone using the same subwoofer in a well built and tuned box you won't have a chance in hell of winning. DD is not a beloved brand of mine for no reason, I just have proven that it is a superior product compared to Memphis. My beloved brand is actually Focal, but since you cannot show sound quality through a video I never show it.

And sometimes when I make these videos I wish I would have done a Impedance run showing the voicecoil's impedance during the run but I only have the 1 meter so I have to keep it on the power to show that. I get so many people that think I cheat or find some reason to think its an unfair comparison. I am trying to show them marketing vs reality from a shop owners perspective who deals with the returns due to the claims these companies make.

@@RandomAudioGuys good points. 👍

What about a frequency change? If you put it on a dyno you'll see impedance changing rapidly with frequency changes (tones) in the music.. youve just tested at a set frequency, try a sweep.. or what about a bigger box tuned higher than spec or just a free air test..? Will breaking them in allow for them to handle it? Just seems like the tests can be broadened to try to hit that number.. but their claim is also that it handles double the power you're feeding it right? Hard to believe in any scenario. Max numbers don't mean shizz normally but to have double the RMS rating they handle is whack on their part.