10" subs

[Casper]

Ok, I have a 2000 F-150. I am putting a dual 10" sealed box (that fits under the back seat) in very soon. The problem I have, is I am a sound newbie. I am going for pure SQ and I am really up in arms about what subs I should get. I am not trying to break the bank, but I don't want to go cheap either.

I am thinking about going with the mono 1500 W (1 ohm) hifonics sub because of reviews if that helps at all.

Sorry about the lack of info, but I am quite new at this.

Casper

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[plyhammer 10+ year member]

casper, I just (this weekend) finished a project doing the same thing with my dodge ram. If you don't have a box yet be careful. I origionally bought one and it said it had a mounting depth of 5". I had some 10" subs and they had a mounting depth of 5". Come to find out that it isn't even close, I will send you pics if you want. I ended up lifting my back seat 3 1/2" and built my own box. I could fit 12"s in it if I wanted and it is 9" deep. Each side has .909 cubic feet of air so it actually has more air space than what it is supposed to have. Just wanted to throw a shout out to you about what to be careful of. My subs are audiobahn aw1000q and they are very spl type subs. Loud enough for me so you would want another direction than these for your sq. Good luck.

 

[Pgvietsider 10+ year member]

Try IDMAX 10's but they have a mounting depth of 7 3/4 inches.

 

[supraman1379 10+ year member]

try the rockford fosgate 10's....p2 punch

 

[justsayk 10+ year member]

phoenix gold Ti's...70 bucks plus shipping...not sure about the mounting depth though.

 

[slick rick 10+ year member]

5 3/4 depth for the 10's.