ID10v3 vs RSD10 vs ARC10D2

[jaysexxin 10+ year member]

I've been looking for a great 10 inch sub that would work well in a small space.

I pretty much had it narrowed down to the ID10v3 and the ARC10D but then I saw reviews for the RSD.

Inter terms of SQ and SPL, the review stated that the RSD12 was able to keep up with the IDMAX12. The other subs in the review included the flatline, the alumapro, and the w6v2. Keep in mind, that review was over 3 years ago.

I was doing research and everyone seems to agree that the RSD12 is a beast but the RSD10 is completely different and is lesser than expected.

Any suggestions?

Thanks.

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[microhaxo 10+ year member]

Ahh, well i have experience with a RSDC 12" and watt for watt that sounds JUST like a Fi Q, once you get past ~ 600w rms then the fi wins from spl because it can handle more, but they sound identical to me.

The RSDC is a very efficient driver.

I dont think the RSDC does well in really small spaces though, i think people will say mag or shallow depending upon how small you want to go.

No experience with ID subs.

 

[Hoodlum007 10+ year member]

I really like the way ID subs sound.

 

[moo_awn 10+ year member]

I believe the rsd's are better suited for a larger box while the rsdc's work well in a smaller enclosure.

 

[sLyx620]

I can second the way the ID10V3 sounds with the right amp

 

[cam5860 10+ year member]

I just put two ID8V3 in my truck about two hours ago. They are as smooth as a baby's butt man. They get loud too.

 

[Towncar 10+ year member]

I believe the rsd's are better suited for a larger box while the rsdc's work well in a smaller enclosure.

This is correct..

 

[mr_imperial 10+ year member]

ive owned the arc and the rsd and i liked the rsd alot better in the same enclosure/power