Subwoofer: Alpine Type-X or FI SSD
#11
I've heard good things about IDMax. I looked at them many years ago. I'm actually a bit surprised that the 10" needs a small box.
Specifically what I'm working with:
- 10" Subwoofer (12" will most likely run into fitment issues)
- I have a 1000W RMS amp @ 2 ohm
- Small sealed enclosure (MAX 0.7cuft)
- Maximum mounting depth of the speaker is 8.7" (ie. Alpine Type-X fits) but something 7.7" would be much better so the speaker doesn't stick out as much.
- More on the SQ side. But I still want to feel the vibrations. (Going from two 12's, I'm not sure what one 10" can do or what to expect.)
Specifically what I'm working with:
- 10" Subwoofer (12" will most likely run into fitment issues)
- I have a 1000W RMS amp @ 2 ohm
- Small sealed enclosure (MAX 0.7cuft)
- Maximum mounting depth of the speaker is 8.7" (ie. Alpine Type-X fits) but something 7.7" would be much better so the speaker doesn't stick out as much.
- More on the SQ side. But I still want to feel the vibrations. (Going from two 12's, I'm not sure what one 10" can do or what to expect.)
#12
well i'm sure you know that one 10 displaces about 1/3 the air or 2 12's all other things being equal..the subs aren't really equal though. The Alpine or Fi or ID etc...are all high excursion, high output subs that displace more air than typical 10's...so 1 of them is probably equal to 1 of the 12's you had. So essentially you can expect 3-5 Db's lower output overall, still loud enough for music and to be heard when cranked by folks in the area, but definitely not the same level as your previous set up.
#13
I've heard good things about IDMax. I looked at them many years ago. I'm actually a bit surprised that the 10" needs a small box.
Specifically what I'm working with:
- 10" Subwoofer (12" will most likely run into fitment issues)
- I have a 1000W RMS amp @ 2 ohm
- Small sealed enclosure (MAX 0.7cuft)
- Maximum mounting depth of the speaker is 8.7" (ie. Alpine Type-X fits) but something 7.7" would be much better so the speaker doesn't stick out as much.
- More on the SQ side. But I still want to feel the vibrations. (Going from two 12's, I'm not sure what one 10" can do or what to expect.)
Specifically what I'm working with:
- 10" Subwoofer (12" will most likely run into fitment issues)
- I have a 1000W RMS amp @ 2 ohm
- Small sealed enclosure (MAX 0.7cuft)
- Maximum mounting depth of the speaker is 8.7" (ie. Alpine Type-X fits) but something 7.7" would be much better so the speaker doesn't stick out as much.
- More on the SQ side. But I still want to feel the vibrations. (Going from two 12's, I'm not sure what one 10" can do or what to expect.)
i've owned type X and currently run ID Max. The ID Max is an unbelievable all round sub. there is nothing it doesn't do well. extremely efficient, accurate, and still gets real loud.
i'd recommend both if the price is right, but absolutely the ID Max should be considered.
(i'm talking v.3, if you looked at them a long time ago it may have been v.2)
....regardless of the sub though, you are going to have a big dip in output most likely going from two 12's to one ten in a box that small.
Last edited by jstoner22; 03-17-2010 at 03:53 PM.
#14
i've owned type X and currently run ID Max. The ID Max is an unbelievable all round sub. there is nothing it doesn't do well. extremely efficient, accurate, and still gets real loud.
i'd recommend both if the price is right, but absolutely the ID Max should be considered.
(i'm talking v.3, if you looked at them a long time ago it may have been v.2)
....regardless of the sub though, you are going to have a big dip in output most likely going from two 12's to one ten in a box that small.
i'd recommend both if the price is right, but absolutely the ID Max should be considered.
(i'm talking v.3, if you looked at them a long time ago it may have been v.2)
....regardless of the sub though, you are going to have a big dip in output most likely going from two 12's to one ten in a box that small.
#16
0.2 - 0.6 cu ft is a pretty small sealed box. Alpine needs a sealed box ~0.6cu ft (that includes sub displacement).
No way am I wasting the space for ported box. I've had two 12" Infinity Kappa subs in my old car using a sealed box which took up half my trunk. They sounded good. Definitely shook the car more than I needed.
No way am I wasting the space for ported box. I've had two 12" Infinity Kappa subs in my old car using a sealed box which took up half my trunk. They sounded good. Definitely shook the car more than I needed.
ID MAX 10 - look at this ported vs sealed graph.
http://www./manuals/iDMax/iDMax10D4V3.pdf