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[GTS_t]

A friend needs an inexpensive 10" sub that will work OK in a 12Litre box.
He thought I was joking when I recommend an IDQ at $375 so can anyone suggest an entry level sub (<$150) that could do the job?

[forbidden]

That the nice thing about a sealed box, just try a basic sub and it will either sound like a$$ or really surprise you. 12L is about 1/2 cu.ft. give or take a c. hair, I would try a Lightning Audio s3.10.4 sub in that box.

[SkinnyGuy]

well.... the 10inch sony Xplods reccomend 21litres sealed... (I'm talking about the old ones, model number XS-L1036) if you model that in winisd, and then compare it to the response in a 12litre sealed box, you only loose about 2dB at 30Hz.... and depending on the car, you may even end up with a flatter response.... just an idea, you may be surprised at the response of many subs in small sealed boxes....

[XHELL]

Whats the ID range worth?

[seal_clubber]

I'd be looking at Clarion's 10inch range. Seem to work very well in small sealed enclosures and don't require much power to get pumping. I had my old clarion running off about 100wrms in a very small sealed enclosure and it pumped.

For some ID prices goto: http://www.fastfoursforumscarclub.com/temp...s_pricelist.jpg