I'm looking for a pair of decent SQ (but w/some kick too) 10" subs which will be run by an Alpine MRD-M301 class D. (350x1 RMS@2 ohms).Sealed box size is 28"Lx10"Dx14"H Any suggestions?
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Faded on 02/15/2005 23:21:48
whats your price range? cut the holes and get two L5 Kickers
MTX ive heard some really good sound quality out of those subs
or some kenwood subs have VERY good Sq to them
and everybody says audiobahn doesnt have good sound quality not true i have two audiobahn tens in a ported box and it super loud but still has the good sounding punch and clean bass
-Faded-
P0werLifter on 02/15/2005 23:51:55
Well assuming those are the Outside dimensions, that leaves you with 1.62cuFt to work with. (Note: You shouldnt "find" a sub to fit the enclosure, you should build the enclosure to suit the sub but if you have no choice, then we'll work with it).
MTX is "ok" for the price, So is Audiobahn but their not known for SQ. Just my 2cents.
Whats your price range here?
Do you have your heart set on a dual setup?
Id reccomend going with a Adire Shiva (their 12"), their awesome for the price and they maintain excellent SQ from what ive heard.
Alpine makes some good ones id say type R's among many other different brands that provide excellent Sq and Punchy bass. It really comes down to how much power and money you have available.
uochronos on 02/16/2005 03:00:06
with 350watts if your set on a set i would say 2 type S alpines.... they are 200watts rms so you would be close match amp and subs and they well work with 1.5 cubic feet sealed likly.
Cronos
swez on 02/16/2005 03:04:03
Consider the Alpine SWR or SWS series. The SWS-1022D is a bit cheaper and will work in that size enclosure. Power handling is 300 RMS per sub. No problem there.
That enclosure is a tad smaller than the optimum sealed of 1.0 cf/sub. But, you are above the compact sub enclosure range of 0.65 cf/sub. That means tight lower MB and decent low bass. As PL mentioned, you'll have ~1.6 cf internal for both subs or 0.8 cf/sub. Using a heathy dose of poly fill, will help bring up the low end bass a bit too.
Also, these are 2+2 DVC's. When wired in series/parallel configuration, you'll hit the 2 ohm net load target for that amp.
Hope that helps,
Swez
montego_27 on 02/16/2005 06:30:34
What do you guys think of these:
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-ONCOjmmUskc/cgi-bin/ProdView.asp?g=67600&I=500SWR1021
Won't get them through Crutchfield though, too pricey there.
Replies (5)
Faded on 02/15/2005 23:21:48
whats your price range? cut the holes and get two L5 Kickers
MTX ive heard some really good sound quality out of those subs
or some kenwood subs have VERY good Sq to them
and everybody says audiobahn doesnt have good sound quality not true i have two audiobahn tens in a ported box and it super loud but still has the good sounding punch and clean bass
-Faded-
P0werLifter on 02/15/2005 23:51:55
Well assuming those are the Outside dimensions, that leaves you with 1.62cuFt to work with. (Note: You shouldnt "find" a sub to fit the enclosure, you should build the enclosure to suit the sub but if you have no choice, then we'll work with it).
MTX is "ok" for the price, So is Audiobahn but their not known for SQ. Just my 2cents.
Whats your price range here?
Do you have your heart set on a dual setup?
Id reccomend going with a Adire Shiva (their 12"), their awesome for the price and they maintain excellent SQ from what ive heard.
Alpine makes some good ones id say type R's among many other different brands that provide excellent Sq and Punchy bass. It really comes down to how much power and money you have available.
uochronos on 02/16/2005 03:00:06
with 350watts if your set on a set i would say 2 type S alpines.... they are 200watts rms so you would be close match amp and subs and they well work with 1.5 cubic feet sealed likly.
Cronos
swez on 02/16/2005 03:04:03
Consider the Alpine SWR or SWS series. The SWS-1022D is a bit cheaper and will work in that size enclosure. Power handling is 300 RMS per sub. No problem there.
That enclosure is a tad smaller than the optimum sealed of 1.0 cf/sub. But, you are above the compact sub enclosure range of 0.65 cf/sub. That means tight lower MB and decent low bass. As PL mentioned, you'll have ~1.6 cf internal for both subs or 0.8 cf/sub. Using a heathy dose of poly fill, will help bring up the low end bass a bit too.
Also, these are 2+2 DVC's. When wired in series/parallel configuration, you'll hit the 2 ohm net load target for that amp.
Hope that helps,
Swez
montego_27 on 02/16/2005 06:30:34
What do you guys think of these:
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-ONCOjmmUskc/cgi-bin/ProdView.asp?g=67600&I=500SWR1021
Won't get them through Crutchfield though, too pricey there.
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