The Best Slim subwoofer, we talk with AudioMobile 

Still selling those boxes?

@@bojangles_bonjangles8000 I can rip out a box when home in Louisiana.

You have a underseat box for a hummer h2?

@Natural Creature how much airspace required for 2 or 3 12" sealed?

They were awesome back in the 80s

I totally forgot about em! Especially with such an overwhelming amount of brands and models lately.

Yes, I was also surprised. They were popular in the same time period as the heyday of SVS, and all of them were using TC Sounds drivers. The TC-designed Fujitsu Eclipse subwoofers gave us the Eclipse 4-spoke and 6-spoke baskets that were state of the art in suspension performance and internal clearance.

Amen I remember going to the factory in San Diego

I wish tc sound came back

I had 2 15 CMP's and they sounded marvelous.

@@magno408_1 Believe me, I know and talk (and work) with several transducer engineers who would love to design products as beautifully executed as TC Sounds products, but they would run into the same problem TC Sounds had - in order to be priced competitively (even though still very high), they would not be able to make any money on the products. TC Sounds wasn't making enough on the products they sold, but they couldn't raise prices because they were already at the edge of what the market would bear. Would you spend $1500 on a subwoofer driver, not even including the enclosure? There was also a lot of wasted steel in the underhung motor assemblies, and TC Sounds would often use low-grade Y28 or Y20 ferrite magnets so they could stack four of them and have a lot of clearance inside the motor, and this was also visually impressive to customers, but it was wasteful and resulted in expensive magnet assemblies when the same magnet assembly strength could be achieved with less magnetic material.

Include the 88 Eclipse alum series same driver pretty much. I'm still mad I sold my Mass, and Eclipse sub back in early 2000s

I have 3 on a Audio Dynamics k1500.1 in a crew cab truck, they POUND but super clean bass and very accurate.

Same basket used by Orion on the xtr,xtr pro, hcca and the intense lines

Custom center console

There is a head to head test with the two subs. Tw3 and evo. Actual test….. look up Tw3 vs evo

I have to two 10tw3d8 on a cheap hifonics burtus 5 channel. I am going to up grade I have two more I'm trying to find the right Amp for all four. Don't get me wrong it not hitting like my two 10in w7 on a 1200v3 but not. But it makes me smile when a good song comes on also I have jl zr 6.5 in front

Its about the same bass from both tw1 and tw3 only thing that changes is the mounting options for the woofer. If you want more bass go with tw5 13 inch shallow woofer

@@JuanRuiz-we2kq that was my original idea, but the shop I go to claims it wouldn't fit

Go with 2 of these woofers, sealed… try to squeeze .8 cu. ft. For each woofer and do separate chambers… you won’t be disappointed, that’s coming from an installer that has built multiple boxes for multiple models of audiomobile, they are absolutely fantastic subs and a good balance between output and SQ.-kaeleb

@@JuanRuiz-we2kq People recommend TW5's without trying them. The 12TW3 will outperform the 13TW5v2

Nah, we're all better off without the uh's and umm's

@@Frindleeguy is that it? Edited to remove only those..

He said 750 lol.

Right. I cant find barely any info on these. I cant even get on their website. I wonder if they got crushed by the jab scam.

No

Because of the internet it's a safe bet customers today are far more savvy than customers in the 90s and such.

I cant even get on there website.

And it not fit in the enclosure…. This is a SQ woofer, not SPL… not even comparable. Audiomobile is designed for small tight spaces…. Not 6th order bandpass.

The skar vd series, pioneer shallow sub and the earthquake system line would be its closest competition as for frequency response and output in a small sealed enclosure. All of which perform very well for sq and way less cost

I think you're failing to appreciate the point of this driver. There are of course cheaper thin types available but often times you get what you pay for.

@@boominS10 you get what you pay for like gentleman bellow said. I’ve installed these subs, and can vouch for them better than a company that has rma’s stacked for years

@@boominS10 by your logic… a Digital Designs component set is just as good as a K2 Focal component set… since it’s cheaper there’s more value? I also guarantee you haven’t even held one of these subs. Move along.