4 Subwoofers advice

[tubbedz 10+ year member]

I need advice on four 10" subs. They are going in a .70 cuft sealed, downfiring box with an internal depth of only 5", anything taller/deeper won't fit. The amp powering the sub is 300w at 4-ohm or 500w at 2-ohm. For testing we installed a Polk Momo 8" and it was very loud boomy bass, with peaks from 40hz-80hz but could not reproduce the low deep tones from 20hz-35hz. I'm looking for deep lows that the new "shallow subs" cannot produce so I narrowed my choice down to the four below. I need your honest opinion or any other brand of sub that would match the dimensions of the box. Thanks for any help.

Alpine SWS 1023d, dual 2-ohm, 4.25" deep, 300rms, fs 33, xmax 13mm

JL Audio 10w0v2-2, dual 2-ohm, 4.90" deep, 150rms, fs 32, xmax 11.4mm

Rockford Prime R1S410, single 4-ohm, 4.5" deep, 150rms, fs 24, xmax 6mm

Polk MM1040, single 4-ohm, 4.5" deep, 250rms, fs 35, xmax 25mm

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[Kold_Killa 10+ year member]

First... this is for 4 woofers or 1? You say 4, but then you say 300watts at 4 and that seems to be the power you have.

Second... JL only appears to making the w0 in single 4 ohm versions currently

I'd do a JL w0v2-4 since it appears you're looking for a 4 ohm final load?

I'm so confused.

 

[tubbedz 10+ year member]

Sorry for the confusing info, but yes this is for 1(one) subwoofer and yes you are correct that the WO is single four ohm. I was looking at the specs of another sub while I was typing. Thanks for your input!!!!//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

 

[gboo559 10+ year member]

Personally I wouldn't go with any of them. What's your budget?

 

[tubbedz 10+ year member]

Personally I wouldn't go with any of them. What's your budget?

No budget...nothing over $500.00 for a 10", but it has to fit in a 5" depth box and go lowwww.

 

[okiedokie 10+ year member]

Polk mm lines subs sound good for the price

 

[mcsoul 10+ year member]

You have .7 cubic feet GROSS for each 10" woofer and your looking for a 2ohm final load correct on

a total of 4 10" subs.

 

[spencer321 10+ year member]

stereo integrity BM is perfect, dual 4 so you can get your 2ohm load, 500w rms, 3.5" mounting depth and amazing sound quality

 

[skateboardkid 10+ year member]

I need advice on four 10" subs. They are going in a .70 cuft sealed, downfiring box with an internal depth of only 5", anything taller/deeper won't fit. The amp powering the sub is 300w at 4-ohm or 500w at 2-ohm. For testing we installed a Polk Momo 8" and it was very loud boomy bass, with peaks from 40hz-80hz but could not reproduce the low deep tones from 20hz-35hz. I'm looking for deep lows that the new "shallow subs" cannot produce so I narrowed my choice down to the four below. I need your honest opinion or any other brand of sub that would match the dimensions of the box. Thanks for any help.
Alpine SWS 1023d, dual 2-ohm, 4.25" deep, 300rms, fs 33, xmax 13mm

JL Audio 10w0v2-2, dual 2-ohm, 4.90" deep, 150rms, fs 32, xmax 11.4mm

Rockford Prime R1S410, single 4-ohm, 4.5" deep, 150rms, fs 24, xmax 6mm

Polk MM1040, single 4-ohm, 4.5" deep, 250rms, fs 35, xmax 25mm

You say you need four subs but only have 300 watts - something ultra low power maybe - the w0 - your entire post is confusing the f-ck out of everyone.

 

[gboo559 10+ year member]

stereo integrity BM is perfect, dual 4 so you can get your 2ohm load, 500w rms, 3.5" mounting depth and amazing sound quality

x2

 

[tubbedz 10+ year member]

Sorry for the confusing info, but yes this is for 1(one) subwoofer and yes you are correct that the WO is single four ohm. I was looking at the specs of another sub while I was typing. Thanks for your input!!!!//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

Sorry for confusing the f--ck out of everyone but all I need is your expert advise.

 

[tubbedz 10+ year member]

stereo integrity BM is perfect, dual 4 so you can get your 2ohm load, 500w rms, 3.5" mounting depth and amazing sound quality

According to SI the SI BM is available in a 12" model but currently not yet ready for retail sale.

 

[tubbedz 10+ year member]

You have .7 cubic feet GROSS for each 10" woofer and your looking for a 2ohm final load correct ona total of 4 10" subs.

That is correct, I have one .7 cubic feet box for one 10" sub and it will be powered by one amp.

There are four subs that I listed that I need your expert advise on, but only need one sub.

 

[okiedokie 10+ year member]

I've heard the polk mm line wish ok to me.

you can take a chance & listen to what guys on this forum are to tell you or you could just waste you money on ok product.

just because you are use to knowing mainstream brand names, doesnt mean that there isnt cheaper for better out there.

read & learn

 

[azimuth 5,000+ posts]

in a sealed box, i'd go with the polk off that list. 25 mm of xmax. how far off the floor is the sub?