what sub should I go with for the Qlogic box

[someguy80]

Its a q logic box that fits in the side storage box I want this one because I need the space in the back. I want the 10" version. Anyone running one of these? any info would be nice. Well here are the spec's

Internal Volume: 0.65 cu/ft
Cutout Diameter: 9.109"
Maximum Frame Diameter: 11.005"
Mounting Depth: 5.691"

 

[boominXplorer]

use a rockford frosgate punch HE it doesn't need much power and it bumps.

 

[tbomb]

im running an orion x10s or something like that. sounds pretty damn good, i think, for one 10".

 

[pband599]

What kind of amp?
What kind of music?

 

[tbomb]

Originally posted by pband599

What kind of music?

good question, that i entirely forgot about, heh.

 

[pband599]

Just find a sub that has a F3 of about 40hz in a .65ft^3, the lower the better.

MTX thunder8000 have a F3 of 45hz in .63
RF HE2 DVCs have a F3 of 35hz in 1.0
RF HEs are at 35hz in 1.0

the lower the freq the better the response in that size enclosure.

 

[someguy80]

The amp is till in the air. looking for a sub first. Then buy a amp to power the subs needs. As far as music I listen to everything from alternative, rap, progressive, alot of club music.
Hope this helps.

Originally posted by pband599
What kind of amp?
What kind of music?

 

[someguy80]

wanting to spend $200 to 250 on the sub.

 

[rydinhigh]

im currently running 2 15" memphis high powers and I love them. I got them both for $425 and hit 148.3 db

here is a nice 10" that would suit your needs.
Dead Link Removed

 

[someguy80]

Ive gotten it down to three

MTX Thunder8000 T8104A

frequency response 24-150 Hz
power range 75-400 watts RMS
peak power handling 800 watts
sensitivity 84.2 dB
top-mount depth 5"
sealed box volume 0.5 - 1.0 cubic feet
ported box volume 1.0 - 2.0 cubic feet


Infinity Kappa Perfect 10.1

recommended power range 75-350 watts RMS
peak power handling 1,400 watts
frequency response 18-200 Hz
sensitivity 94 dB
top mount depth 5-3/4"
sealed box volume: 0.6 cu. ft.
ported box volume: 1.0 cu. ft.

Rockford Fosgate Power HX2 RFR3110

FIBERlock cone with Santoprene™ rubber surround
frequency response 28-400 Hz
power range 150-1,000 watts RMS (500 watts per coil)
peak power 2,000 watts
sensitivity 83 dB SPL
dual voice coil design (two 2-ohm coils)
top mount depth 6-1/2"
sealed box volume 0.625 cubic feet
ported box volume 0.75-1.75 cubic

What one would you pick? What amp would you go with these also?
Thanks Guys,
Mike

 

[pband599]

Go with the Infinity Kappa, best low end freq response, and good peak power handling, also most efficent (highest Signal-to-Noise)

 

[someguy80]

What would be a good amp for the perfect?

 

[pband599]

////Alpine MRD-M500
V12 AccuClass-D™ Mono Amplifier

500w x 1 @ 2 ohms
run two subs wired in parallel

That should be all that you would ever need

 

[someguy80]

I was looking at that one it looks damn good It would only one sub I would be running so I should bump
To wire 1 speaker at 2ohms I just do pos + to + and - to - right?

Originally posted by pband599
////Alpine MRD-M500
V12 AccuClass-D™ Mono Amplifier

500w x 1 @ 2 ohms
run two subs wired in parallel

That should be all that you would ever need

 

[kc0jae]

I've got a RF punch he10 in my q-logic powered by a RF power 250. Sounds really nice. Also if you want a nicer touch, you can go with an alpine 7993 Headunit and a XM sat reciever. The sat reciever mounts nicely on top of the tirewell (just in front of where your q-logic box ends). Mount the punch 250m under the rear pass seat, I also have a RF punch 240.4 amp that runs all door speakers, it's mounted under the drivers seat. It sticks out a little but is no big deal. if you need a good location to mount your XM ant. I put mine about 3 inches to the left of the center brake light (the light that is at the top of your rear window) and ran the wires thru the seam, down into the groument that is already there into the headliner. For door speakers you can use just about anything. I would suggest Audiobann 5x7 plates in the back, and infinity's up front for good midbass. cross your sub over at around 80-90hz and you should be very pleased! Also if you do your install this way you will have a nice stealthy install.

Goodluck,
Lance

 

[someguy80]

Sounds nice. Got any pictures? I just going with a some more bump than you.

 

[pband599]

yes, as long as it is a 2 ohm sub, 500w!,

ouch
what did you say?
I said OUCH!! (screaming at top of lungs)

As for xover points, by the type of music and your comments, I would say do about 100-110hz for a little more music going to the subs, but try it lower first then change it if you feel like you are missing some sounds.

Hope it works for you.

 

[platnumized02]

i have a pioneer premier 10" sub that peaks at 800 watts in a custom .66 cubic foot ported box that thumps harder than most twelves. I'm running a boss rev 555 amp which gives out 600 watts bridged mono at 2 ohms. this set up should work fine in the qlogic box and thump hard, and the sub and amp together will run you about $300.