10 inch, whats the frequency response?

What kind of problem are you having with this, I assume impedance matching. 2 speakers in parallel cut impedance in half. ex. 2 x 8ohm in parallel equal 4 ohm. IF the same speakers are in series, they double impedance, ex. 2 x 8ohm in series equal 16 ohm. Now matching 2sp and 2 sp, both pairs SHOULD be wired the same and the removal of 2 (dep on config) usually would be treated as 1 ?ohm circuit that equal the other ?ohm circuit. AFTER the removal of 1 leg, the impedance could double or half, depending on configuration.

It should tell you on the back of the sub ,The continus watts it will handle, If not phone the place you got it from, Or some place that sells them,

How to Chang the frequencies on the thunder tumbler

It really depends on the music you listen to. 15's are meant to reproduce longer frequency waves, thus lower bass. The box dictates the kind of control and frequency you will be able to product. A ported box is used for mostly hip hop and rap. A sealed box is for more rock, pop, classical. The sealed will give you tighter response (basically the air acts as a cushion, not allowing the cone to reach full excursion easily), and a ported box give little resistance against the cone and allows full movement of the voice coil. Vented is just a ported box. But you can tune ports. I only recommend tuning ports if you are going to competition.

The MTX Thunder 6000 T61544A is a 15" Subwoofer meaning you will need a 15" hole to fit the subwoofer into. The mounting plate that surrounds the subwoofer will extend past 15" allowing you to screw the sub in properly. Be sure to use a box that is at least 12 inches deep (sub is 10 inches deep by specifications + 2 inches for good air cushion behind.

The box shouldn't say "two frequencies for competitive racing." That is misleading.

Hello georgesverme,

I'd recommend starting with the local importer of Wharfdale products to see if they have exact replacement tweeters for sale. Contact:
Bob Springston, Sound Import, LLC
Phone: (508) 422-9788
Email: [email protected]

If you are unable to get tweeters from them, see if they will recommend a replacement or at the very least, provide you with the specifications, including the impedance, crossover point,frequency response, and power handling capability. If they won't or can't provide the information, then you are on you own. You'll want a relatively high-quality product, most likely 8ohm (but could be 16), crossover between 5-8KHz, frequency response from crossover to infinity (or at least beyond the range of human hearing).

Then try www.partsexpress.com. They have a large selections of speaker building products and carry small tweeters like yours in several brands, price ranges, and quality levels. Vifa is excellent. Tang Band is good. Goldwood is acceptable for entry-level speakers.

Hope this helps.

Sorry to say mate but that is one blown up amp! :(

My solution to this would be to get another amp

Sorry Matey

Upfront Audio

i need more info on the type of amp u want to use / do u have one amp or to amps that u are trying to use?

You will bridge the amp, and if the subs are all 8 ohm subs, you can probably wire them all in parallel, if they are all 4 ohm subs, you would wire then in series.