SOLD!! 2 sony xplod 12" subs, 800 watt pyramid amp, and box Options

[jnutz102001]

i have 2 12" sony xplod subs(5 sided) SONY XPLOD XS-L121P5 12" SUB 1200W, 800 watt pyramid amp, and sub box for sale. these have been used for about 6 months but are in execellent working condition. let me know if your intersted. thanks

here is some specs of the subs:
12" Polypropylene Cone
1200W max input power (350W RMS)
Unique cone design offers superior rigidity
Gold-plated Binding Posts
Small sealed/ported enclosure optimized
4 Voice Coil
Gold-plated binding posts -- A solid, secure, simple and capable method of transferring serious current to speakers with protection against corrosion for lower resistance.
Polypropylene cone -- A plastic based material used primarily for speaker cones due to its resistance against harsh environmental conditions, rigidity, and damping.
4-layer edge-wound voice coil -- Start with an aluminum former and wind four layers of copper wire that's flat, rather than round. This allows the wire to pack together in a smaller space than would otherwise be needed. More copper means better current handling, so the woofer can take more power! The aluminum former retains its shape and resists very high temperatures without burning or melting.
Dual "Triple-layer" damper -- Three layers of high strength damper material makes up each of the two spiders, ensuring virtually perfect linear travel of the voice coil. The lead wires are embedded in the top spider, preventing entanglement and extending the voice coil's throw.
Pentagonal Cone -- Improves cone rigidity for lower distortion, and reduction of standing waves on the cone itself, for cleaner sound and better transient response.
Specifications --
Sensitivity -- 89 dB/W/m
Frequency Response -- 18 - 2,000 Hz
Mounting Dimensions --
Diameter -- 277 mm (11")
Depth -- 161 mm (6-3/8")
Weight -- Approx. 5.7 kg (12 lb 10 oz) per speaker

This post has been edited by jnutz102001: May 4, 2005 - 8:04 PM

[CJOHNST3]

I might be interested if I knew how to hook them up - and I have onl stock stereo setup

[jnutz102001]

I might be interested if I knew how to hook them up - and I have onl stock stereo setup
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if it's a stock stereo with cd player it should be pretty easy. i'm not quite sure how do it to a stock stereo but i'm sure someone on here does. let me know if you still want them and i might lower the price. thanks

[AMCMoe]

I might be interested if I knew how to hook them up - and I have onl stock stereo setup
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if it's a stock stereo with cd player it should be pretty easy. i'm not quite sure how do it to a stock stereo but i'm sure someone on here does. let me know if you still want them and i might lower the price. thanks
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To hook it up to the stock stereo all you need to do is get a "line level converter" and some speaker wire. The line level converter only costs about $18 from wal-mart and you can find it among the car audio section. Find a diagram online showing you which speaker wires (coming out of the stereo) go to which speakers in the car, and then splice in your speaker wires and hook them into the line level converter. After that, just plug the RCA's into the line level converter as well. It's easy to do but can take a little time. If you buy them, let me know if you need anymore help. If I can find the pictures I took of my procedure, I will be sure to post them. Good luck.