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<blockquote data-quote="cotjones" data-source="post: 5249270" data-attributes="member: 573988">If you are going to go with Fi Q, I would definitely go as big as you can fit.The Q is one of those lines with almost identical motors on each model.and the price difference between the 10&quot; and the 18&quot; is only $60.so your gaining a huge amount of efficiency relatively inexpesively... personally i wouldn&#039;t buy a 10&quot; Q if i can fit a bigger model, it would make almost no sense.Also if you wanted to run 2 subs you can still go with the FI&#039;s...You don&#039;t need 2 dual 4 ohm&#039;s to get to 1 ohm, The Q&#039;s come in dual 1&#039;s which can reach 1 ohm by series I would recommend parallel on the VC&#039;s and series the subs, rather than the other way around.I would go with 1 big sub the 18 will be much louder than 2 10&#039;s off your amp and be far less expensive, not to mention the wow factor of having a 18&quot; wanger</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cotjones, post: 5249270, member: 573988"] If you are going to go with Fi Q, I would definitely go as big as you can fit. The Q is one of those lines with almost identical motors on each model. and the price difference between the 10" and the 18" is only $60. so your gaining a huge amount of efficiency relatively inexpesively... personally i wouldn't buy a 10" Q if i can fit a bigger model, it would make almost no sense. Also if you wanted to run 2 subs you can still go with the FI's... You don't need 2 dual 4 ohm's to get to 1 ohm, The Q's come in dual 1's which can reach 1 ohm by series I would recommend parallel on the VC's and series the subs, rather than the other way around. I would go with 1 big sub the 18 will be much louder than 2 10's off your amp and be far less expensive, not to mention the wow factor of having a 18" wanger [/QUOTE]

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