NEW Prodigy Audio NB5 Subwoofer- Destroys Old JL W6v3?

This video is one part of a series where I test Subwoofers against the JL 12W6v3. This video Incudes the Prodigy Audio NB5 12". This New Sub from prodigyaudio.com apears well built and a decent price for $406. Can it hang with the JL W6? The subs differ in ll ratings, but overall have a similar sound. I will test the sound quality, SPL output and the looks and build of it. I uses a Bass Head Garage SPL Meter. Box is a 1.1 cuft Sealed enclosure. Power is a Prodigy Audio MBM1200.1 monoblock. Link to "JL Vs Other Guy" Playlist below    • JL W6 vs the "Others"   pick up a channel sticker link below https://www.ebay.com/itm/226370377946 NB5 Series Subwoofers The NB5 series (8", 10", 12", & 15”) is a robust line up of 800 to 1200 watt RMS handling subwoofers. Starting with the motor design, we spent a lot of time optimizing the design to incorporate a large inner pole, upper and lower, Faraday shorting ring which helps to reduce any distortion caused by inductance throughout the movement range of the cone. We chose a 2.75” diameter coil that has a very long winding width, with the wire being made of flat aluminum. Overall, they have 19 - 27mm of excursion one way at 70% BL and have a 35mm of X-mech forward and 50mm downward x-mech clearance before soft parts crash into hard parts. The motor utilizes a vented pole design with coil gap radial vents for moving heat quickly out of the gap. Mated to the motor is a heavy duty cast aluminum frame that serves as an excellent heat exchanger. As the motor gets hotter the mass of aluminum helps to dissipate the overall heat. Nomex spiders with heavy stitched in tinsel leads connect with the competition grade treated paper cone, and the heavy-duty foam surround that complete the make-up of this woofer.