10 inch subs

[hobbes2834]

hey,
I have a half cubic foot enclosure that will take a 10 inch sub. I have 100 dollars and was wondering what would be my best bet? i already have a sony xm7547 in my car.

Thanks

 

[Akiahara96]

you match the sub to the box, not the other way around.

 

[hobbes2834]

its just i happen to have a spare enclosure.

 

[Akiahara96]

then look for a sub that requires that kind of airspace. otherwise just build a new box. not that big of a deal. especially one that small.

 

[Bzart]

You should check out Boss Audio and their Blade series of subs. A good place to shop is at onlinecarstereo.com

I don't have subs, but I did buy 2 set of Boss 6 1/2 speakers and a head unit. The speakers have great specs, sound good, and were cheap. My head unit will be here Friday, but is loaded with features for only $65.

 

[tjlucas]

whats wrong with the sony u got? i would try that in, because i remember checking out specs on the 10" put in my camaro. i needed a sub that would go well into the box i had, the box was really small because it was built into the side of the trunk. the specs on teh sony was good for small enclosures. i just know that the sony was a rather new model and about 375RMS.

 

[kaace]

here ya go...
http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductID=14233

put a half pound of fiberfill in the box also...

after a quick search on onlinecarstereo.com all of the tens i looked at atleast want a .65 cubic foot inch box...displacement for a ten isnt much...

where is Dflannery???...what mechanical feature of a woofer makes it perform better in a smaller sealed enclosure?....(i myself dont know)

 

[kaace]

after a google search i cannot find a "sony xm 7547" anything...

 

[kaace]

this look right?

0.5 Ohm Load Selectable
Switchable Non-NFB Circuit
MOS-FET Power Supply/ Final Stage
Max. Power Output* (4Ohms)
- 4-Channel: 180W x 4
- 3-Channel: 180W x 2 + 600W
- 2-Channel: 600W x 2
Rated Power Output (4Ohms)
- 4-Channel: 75W x 4
- 3-Channel: 75W x 2 + 300W
- 2-Channel: 300W x 2
Low Pass Filter: 50~400Hz, 500~4Khz, -12dB/oct
High Pass Filter: 50~400Hz, 500~4Khz, -12dB/oct
Independent Voltage Amp. Stage Power Supply
Full Protection Circuit
Defeat (Direct) Switch
Balance Input Circuit
Bridgeable
Low Boost: 40Hz, 0+/-10dB

 

[Lewis M]

if u can get them in America get a rockford fosgate punch sub or an audiobahn one. amazing sound ill post a pic of my boot install in a bit,