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10-08-2007, 07:00 PM
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Sub suggestions I got my new stealth box in a couple of weeks ago and I need some suggestions for a 10" sub. I'll probably be using my trusty old JBL BP1200.1 amp
10-08-2007, 08:40 PM
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if no price range=Jl W7 are badass or some tc's orions are nice
if you do have a price range= Clarion makes the best bang for your buck sub,power acoustik has nice subs for good price and hifonics are nice subs
hope this helps
if you do have a price range= Clarion makes the best bang for your buck sub,power acoustik has nice subs for good price and hifonics are nice subs
hope this helps
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10-09-2007, 10:30 PM
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RMS Power at 4 Ohms 600 W x 1???
RMS Power at 2 Ohms 1200 W x 1???
Thats one hell of an amp for a single 10"!
I think you want to be looking into a subwoofer with
DVC at 2 ohms
or a
SVC at 4 ohms
I am not so sure how many 10" subwoofers can handle 1200 watts and fit or sound good in a stealth box.
Subwoofers: (just some examples)
Rockford Fosgate T110D2
Diamond Audio M610D2
RE Audio SX10
Diamond Audio D910D2
In all honest i think that amp is too big for your application, if you had an amp thats 400 watts at a 4 ohm load that would be a better combo with that box.
RMS Power at 2 Ohms 1200 W x 1???
Thats one hell of an amp for a single 10"!
I think you want to be looking into a subwoofer with
DVC at 2 ohms
or a
SVC at 4 ohms
I am not so sure how many 10" subwoofers can handle 1200 watts and fit or sound good in a stealth box.
Subwoofers: (just some examples)
Rockford Fosgate T110D2
Diamond Audio M610D2
RE Audio SX10
Diamond Audio D910D2
In all honest i think that amp is too big for your application, if you had an amp thats 400 watts at a 4 ohm load that would be a better combo with that box.
10-10-2007, 09:13 AM
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The amp can be turned down.
If budget isn't a problem I'd go for a Sound Splinter RL-i 10
http://www.soundsplinter.com/rli10_s...formation.html
If budget isn't a problem I'd go for a Sound Splinter RL-i 10
http://www.soundsplinter.com/rli10_s...formation.html
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i would reccomend the new (again) PPI pro series 10" sub. i havnt heard the new one, but the design is supposed to be similar to the old ones that were awesome.
http://www.precisionpower.com/subwoofers/PROseries.asp
i plan to use this when i do mine.
http://www.precisionpower.com/subwoofers/PROseries.asp
i plan to use this when i do mine.
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I know the amp is a lot of power for a 10. I figure I'll just turn down the amp. The 10 I was looking at is too big to use and still have the t-tops fit. It sticks out too much I'll give some of those others a look
I think the air space is .85 cu but I'm not exaclty sure what the mounting depth is.
I think the air space is .85 cu but I'm not exaclty sure what the mounting depth is.
