JL Audio 13W3v3-4 13.5" Subwoofer - 4 Ohms

JL Audio 13W3v3-4 13.5" Subwoofer - 4 Ohms

If you have the space, it makes a tremendous sense to maximize your subwoofer system's piston area to enhance efficiency (and output). It gets even better when the larger driver delivers additional power handling and excursion. For the preceding reasons, the 13W3v3 can be the best choice for those seeking high output with great sound quality at medium power levels.

As with the smaller W3v3's, several exclusive JL Audio technologies and proprietary assembly techniques are applied to the 13W3v3 to enhance linearity and reliability.

The 13W3v3-4 is best used with amplifier power in the 150W - 600W range and is optimized to operate in a moderate size 1.5 cu. ft. (42.5 l) sealed enclosure, or a 2.25 cu. ft. (63.7 l) ported enclosure. Detailed enclosure recommendations can be found in the "Specifications" tab.

General Specifications

Continuous Power Handling (RMS): 600 W
Recommended Amplifier Power (RMS): 150 - 600 W
Nominal Impedance (Znom): 4 Ohms

Physical Specifications

Nominal Diameter: 13.5 in / 345 mm
Overall Diameter (A): 14.0 in / 356 mm
Mounting Hole Diameter (B): 12.5625 in / 319 mm
Bolt Hole Circle Diameter (C): 13.2 in / 335 mm
Motor Outer Diameter (D): 5.79 in / 147 mm
Mounting Depth (E): 7.63 in / 194 mm
Driver Displacement: 0.096 cu ft / 2.72 liters
Net Weight: 17.75 lb / 8.05 kg

Parameters

Free Air Resonance (Fs): 23.66 Hz
Electrical “Q” (Qes): 0.465
Mechanical “Q” (Qms): 6.774
Total Speaker “Q” (Qts): 0.435
Equivalent Compliance (Vas): 4.793 cu ft / 135.74 L
One-Way Linear Excursion (Xmax)*: 0.610 in / 15.5 mm
Reference Efficiency (no): 0.37%
Efficiency (1 W / 1 m)**: 87.90 dB SPL
Effective Piston Area (Sd): 103.850 sq in / 0.0670 sq m
DC Resistance (Re): 3.569 Ohms

* Xmax specifications are derived via one-way voice coil overhang method with no correction factors applied.

** Efficiency (1 W / 1 m) is not an accurate indicator of a subwoofer’s output capability and should not be used as a comparison to other subwoofers to determine which one is “louder”.