what is thw smallest SQ subwoofer

[azimuth 5,000+ posts]

http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?Partnumber=264-877

 

[GAM3OVR 5,000+ posts]

Boston G5 10" or 12"

10" likes .5 ft^3

12" likes 1.0 ft^3

can handle 500-750 RMS no prob.

 

[donpisto 5,000+ posts]

^ made a post about the tangs yesterday, i recommend the peerless sls ove rthem because of sensativity, but their magnet is huge
both very solid for the money imo

I'll be getting a pair of these for my midbass once I get my audio going. Gotta see if 10's will fit first, but I'll probably stick with 8's.

this guys looking for a small setup, not IASCA winner.. and even so... most of the time if you want to hit 20hz... you gotta raise it with an EQ and lower the other freqnecies to match... i dont know of any sub that magically plays flat to 20hz, you find one, let me know.. im getting it
and on top fo that you cant even really hear 20hz... you can feel it

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As for a recommendation, several TC Sounds subs can be put in a small enclosure and are pretty good. The Aura NS is a beautiful driver, doesn't require much airspace either. IDQ's another choice.

The one I'll be going with is a 15" JL W6. I know alot of people are haters of JL because of it being mainstream, but for a 15" that has an Fs of 16 Hz, needs only 1.25 cubes sealed and about 500w, it sounds like a viable option since I am in the same situation as the OP. You can look into the 10w6 or even the 12w6 (not the v2's, the original one's).

 

[adio 5,000+ posts]

How small is small? .5cuft? 1cuft?
Many 10" subs can easily be used in .8cuft or less. I run a 15" sub sealed in 1.5cuft.

or just get some 2" subs, with the right enclosure they will be pure SQ, but not very loud

what sub is that?

guess we'll never know.......