woofer and deck help

P.S.I.cho · 05-09-2009, 11:02 PM

ok so im finally done with the performance aspect of the car, im getting wheels and tires in the next month and im looking at a subs and a double din indash for the cobra. as for the in-dash im probly going to pick up my friends old touch screen that he doesnt use, but for subs i wasnt sure which way to go. ive got the battery in the trunk on the passenger side so im thinking nothing bigger then 2 10" subs is going to fit. i want something that will hit hard but also have crisp sound. JL audio offers some subs but a little too much then i want to spend. the kickers are nice but not very crisp they just hit hard. ive heard diamond audio makes a good sub but haven't heard them in person, also JBL has that Kevlar sub out but its not the most crisp either it just pounds.

ive got a 1200 watt jbl single channel amp to power the subs and from what ive been told worst case scenario this amp will put out around 1000 watts rms they are rated fairly accuratley so i need something that will hold up without too much tuning and turning the amp down.

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flood41 · 05-10-2009, 11:11 AM

look at re audio subs. the se 10's. they would fit the bill for you

P.S.I.cho · 05-10-2009, 11:34 PM

those RE subs look pretty good a bit pricey but nice, my second chocie was these and its half the price http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...JBL+P1024.html, how ever i cant seem to find the RE SE10 rms specs, and do u have any cheap or wholesale style website that sells the RE se10's i found 1 website off of google but nothing on epinions or anything else

P.S.I.cho · 05-10-2009, 11:36 PM

second question sealed or ported box? for a trunk enclosure i have the program to give me the right box deminsions for the subs just not sure the box will fit in the trunk lol

baddog671 · 05-11-2009, 07:12 AM

Ported enclosures are generally much bigger than sealed, and I would imagine it difficult to put a ported in your trunk, especially with the battery...

GTRedfire03 · 05-11-2009, 09:18 AM

Crisp sound/small area = sealed

Here is a write up about the difference between the 2 types of enclousures:
http://www.klausaudio.com/subwoofer-...vs.-ported.php

flood41 · 05-11-2009, 09:14 PM

re se 10's are 600 watts rms, 1200 max

TC3K101 · 05-12-2009, 10:09 PM

what is your budget exactly? id try a mach 5 ixl 10" but they come in d2 coil config and your amp most likely does its power at a 2ohm load

P.S.I.cho · 05-14-2009, 12:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TC3K101

what is your budget exactly? id try a mach 5 ixl 10" but they come in d2 coil config and your amp most likely does its power at a 2ohm load

i dont really have a set "budget" but i dont want this to get too expensive its a weekend cruiser and occasionally sees track time so i dont drive it much

the mach 5 fits the price range im looking at how ever its sold out everywhere i can find heres some specs on it cant find any RE audio specs for the RE SE 10's

T/S parameters:
Fs = 27.8 Hz
Re = 3.7 Ohms
Qt = 0.43
Qes = 0.46
Qms = 6.44
Mms = 234.1 grams
Cms = 0.14 mm/N
Vas = 13.9 liters
Sd= 265.9 cm2
Xmax = 20 mm
BL = 17.4

flood41 · 05-14-2009, 09:48 AM

RE SE 10's specs

fs = 27 hz
re = 2.8 ohm
qt = 0.42
qes = 0.46
qms = 4.4
sd = 310 cm2
vas = 31.0 L
xmax = 18 mm
bl = 17.7
spl 1w/1m = 83.2 db
pe = 600 watts

enclosure info

sealed = 0.4 to 0.65

ported = 1.0+pd @ 35 hz or 1.25+pd @34 hz

sub diamensions

mounting depth = 6"
mounting diameter = 9.25"
overall diameter = 11"
motor width = 6.25"
motor depth = 3.25"
basket depth = 2.75
displaysment = 0.14 cu ft
weight = 20 lbs