Will one 10" be enough???
Hey all you experts...
I recently purchase an Analog Digital Systems subwoofer
Or A/D/S for short and was wondering if it will satisfy my bass craving. The box will be 0.8-1.0 cubic feet braced, with deflex pad and polyfill. Sub is A/D/S 310RS.2 10" sub.
It's dual voice coil with coils at 4 ohms each and rms 300 watts for each coil. I will be pushin 600 into it from an MTX amp and the box will fire through the ski hole opening completely sealed off from the trunk. I previously had two 12's in a v-shape box firing through the same opening and the bass was pretty loud. My question is do i need another 10 or will i be able to get 120-130db with this one sub alone. My entire car has also been dynamatted....
Anyone with good ideas reply...
I recently purchase an Analog Digital Systems subwoofer
Or A/D/S for short and was wondering if it will satisfy my bass craving. The box will be 0.8-1.0 cubic feet braced, with deflex pad and polyfill. Sub is A/D/S 310RS.2 10" sub.
It's dual voice coil with coils at 4 ohms each and rms 300 watts for each coil. I will be pushin 600 into it from an MTX amp and the box will fire through the ski hole opening completely sealed off from the trunk. I previously had two 12's in a v-shape box firing through the same opening and the bass was pretty loud. My question is do i need another 10 or will i be able to get 120-130db with this one sub alone. My entire car has also been dynamatted....
Anyone with good ideas reply...
Since the excursion factor of the 10" is less than the 12", you are probably going to need more than one. I have seen setups with multiple 10s give some systems with 15s fits.
The sub you chose is a good one, but for the SPL you are seeking, you will need at least 2.
The sub you chose is a good one, but for the SPL you are seeking, you will need at least 2.