WTB: 2 10" subs for small enclosure (or possible trade for my 10" RE SX)

[bbb543 10+ year member]

Ok so I just traded in my car for a 350z and have a 10" RE SX that I was planning to put in the new car. As it turns out the box (which was probably a bit under spec to begin with) won't even fit in the trunk. So I got a custom box and will now go with something else.

So now I am looking for 2 10" subs for a small enclosure primarily for sound quality. Not quite as into the obnoxously loud sound that I once was but still want something that can get loud if it needs to every once in a while.

Not super brand loyal when it comes to audio, so I'm open to suggestions if anybody has a pair of 10"s for sale that fits my needs.

Budget is $200-$300 Also willing to work out a trade for my 10" RE SX if you're interested. Let me know and I will get some photos of it.

Enclosure specs

Mounting depth - 7.00"

Mounting diameter - 9 1/8"

Airspace Volume- 0.75ft^3

Material- 0.75" MDF

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[nismos14 5,000+ posts]

I have a pair of bravox subs, they are marine based, but sound awesome. I used them shortly in an IB setup and they sounded awesome. I'd take $150 shipped for the pair. These subs: Bravox SM10D-4 10" Marine DVC Subwoofer 4 Ohm Per Coil | 269-517

 

[bradl79 10+ year member]

Funkin Audio SL 10"

Use code: timetomove

Drops to about 80.00 for 2 10's after shipping, only needs less than 1 cu sqft per sub and preferred for a sealed box for sq

 

[trumpet 5,000+ posts]

Is it two sealed chambers measuring 0.75 cubes? 1.5 cubes total?

 

[bbb543 10+ year member]

Is it two sealed chambers measuring 0.75 cubes? 1.5 cubes total?

One sealed chamber measuring 0.75 cubes.

 

[garychoffmann 10+ year member]

The only subs I have heard that sounded good in .75 were polk mm840dvc's sealed. A rockford hx2 8 ported, and boston g2 10's. This is personal experience only. I have 2 polks in a .72 shared chamber and like them a lot

 

[trumpet 5,000+ posts]

0.75 cubes is small for even 1 sub, let alone two regular depth subs. You may have to use a pair of shallow subs.

 

[MutantDreams 10+ year member]

I personally think it would sound better with one sub in the correct airspace as opposed to two subs in .75

 

[bbb543 10+ year member]

I personally think it would sound better with one sub in the correct airspace as opposed to two subs in .75

I agree 100% but, because I'm not quite as smart as I once was when it comes to car audio, I didn't even think about that when I bought the enclosure. That being said, I don't really want to spend the money again and have two of them.

 

[bbb543 10+ year member]

EDIT:

I'm dumb. I double checked. It is 0.75 per chamber.

For some reason I was thinking it was only a single chamber and just assumed...but I was wrong.

 

[bbb543 10+ year member]

EDIT:

I'm dumb. I double checked. It is 0.75 per chamber.

For some reason I was thinking it was only a single chamber and just assumed...but I was wrong.

 

[trumpet 5,000+ posts]

Diamond Audio TX102 - These would be amazing in that enclosure with 500-1,000W at 1 ohm or 4 ohms.