Need a 'ittle' help on picking out a 10" Sub.

[Foo]

Well as my other thread stated I am getting a Q-Logic enclosure so I now realize that I'll need a sub with a mounting depth of less than 5.691".

I'm looking at anything under $150. I would also prefer it to be a 2-ohm sub. Or is there a way you can wire (dual vc?) 4-ohm subs up to be 2-ohm?

I will most probably be shopping at etronics.com so that should give you a price idea.

On with the suggestions and thanks in advance.

 

[davesexplorer]

what kind of power are you planning to run it with? I have a brand new, Resonant Engineering 10" sub with about 4.65" of depth, and dual 4 ohm voice coils.... Rms is only around 125-250 I believe, so you wont need a load of power....?
If you want to run more power, I used MA Audio XE series subs before, and they are good for the $$$. And dual 4 ohm voice coils as well, so you can get that 2 ohm load.

 

[have2goski]

dual 4-ohm VC subs wired in parallel should net you a 2-ohm load to your amp. Wired in series it would be an 8-ohm load.

 

[urbanistic]

Definitely Memphis Audio's 10".

 

[Foo]

I'm be putting (real) 425-550 into it at 2ohms... so I'll need some power handling.

I can't get the memphis subs online?

 

[urbanistic]

http://www.memphiscaraudio.com/products/

The M-Class can handle more than that

 

[urbanistic]

And I suuuure dont miss Corbin, Barberville, and the whole non-drinking Knox County!

 

[Foo]

I'm be putting (real) 425-550 into it at 2ohms... so I'll need some power handling.

I can't get the memphis subs online?

It says they won't warranty anything bought online.. and I have no dealers..