Looking for an SQ sub
11-20-2003, 06:12 PM
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well im looking to pick up some new subs. im changeing from a dd3512a . i loved the sub. just wasnt tight enough for my taste. so now im thinking of getting 1 or 2 10"s.
ive been looking at the infinity perfect. but the problem would be i would only be able to afford 1 of these subwoofers.
would it be better for me to get 2 of teh reference series 10's or jsut teh 1 perfect. i still want to get loud but i want the sq . ho wmuch of a difference woul di notice??
ive been looking at the infinity perfect. but the problem would be i would only be able to afford 1 of these subwoofers.
would it be better for me to get 2 of teh reference series 10's or jsut teh 1 perfect. i still want to get loud but i want the sq . ho wmuch of a difference woul di notice??
11-20-2003, 07:32 PM
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The perfect 10 sounds great. Its really efficient, and handles quite a bit of power. It would be more than sufficient for sub bass in a SQ system.
The Image Dynamics IDQ is a fantastic SQ sub. I dont know of any local dealers, but if you could find a couple 10s, It would work out well.
What amps are you running? (or plan on running)
The Image Dynamics IDQ is a fantastic SQ sub. I dont know of any local dealers, but if you could find a couple 10s, It would work out well.
What amps are you running? (or plan on running)
11-20-2003, 07:53 PM
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The chalange to translate our bable to what you need to know and ultimitly lsten to in your car. Personaly I own one referance 10 in an sealed box,oh 6.5 front stage and if memory serves me corect 5 1/4 rear. I've thought about upgrading to the perfects or to the Memphis line. I realy like what I have and would recomend it to all who ask. But it is your ears not mine. It did get me to this years Worlds so a few other people seem to agree with me. [img]graemlins/jammin.gif[/img]
11-28-2003, 07:54 AM
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If you are serious about an SQ woofer (should the sealed box idea not pan out), try one of the following:
Purist, low efficiency performance:
PPI Pro 10
Elemental Designs 10o
Extended low frequency performance:
Pioneer TS-W12PRC (was that the name?)
AVI (higher end models, i forget which one it was)
Great overall value and performance:
Alpine Type-R 12
Last years Pioneer Premiere 10
Those are the ones that stand out in my head at this moment.
Purist, low efficiency performance:
PPI Pro 10
Elemental Designs 10o
Extended low frequency performance:
Pioneer TS-W12PRC (was that the name?)
AVI (higher end models, i forget which one it was)
Great overall value and performance:
Alpine Type-R 12
Last years Pioneer Premiere 10
Those are the ones that stand out in my head at this moment.
11-28-2003, 08:19 AM
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The Pro 10 is one of the tightest, fastest and most linear subs I have ever heard. It also can play pretty high in terms of frequency. As i recall, the 10 has its first cone breakup at around 1,000 Hz.
The only drawback is that it is incredible inneficient. Something around 84 dB or so at 1 Watt. But I'll take it for the SQ...
The only drawback is that it is incredible inneficient. Something around 84 dB or so at 1 Watt. But I'll take it for the SQ...
