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Old 03-05-2012, 10:40 PM
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subwoofer recomendations?!?!?

I have an mtx thunderform box in my 05 f150 screw cap. The cheap mtx came with it has blown and I need a replacement. What are some true good good quality shallow mounts? I have a monoblock mtx amp pushing the thuderform. Its rated at 300 rms at 2ohms. I'm thinking of going with something that 2 ohm stable and has dvc.

Anybody have experience these:

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Old 03-06-2012, 12:23 AM
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I have had good luck with the MB Quart stuff, I have put several of their shallow subs in lately. I am planning on using them in my van when get around to working on my own stuff instead of for someone else.
 
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JL or Pioneer would be my 2 recommendations.
 
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Incriminator Audio,Audioque, Kenwood
 
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im running two JL audio 8" subs, really only need one. with a old sherwood amp that puts out about 100 per channel. really hits hard.
 
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A 2 ohm DVC driver will give your amp either a 4 ohm or a 1 ohm load, that's bad. Look for either a 4 ohm DVC or a 2 ohm SVC, doesn't matter which.

As for which sub, just 'cos it fits doesn't mean it'll work right - just like you wouldn't look for any 16" tire for your truck, there's more to it than that. It needs to be matched to the enclosure or it'll sound like a$$.

Is it sealed or vented? What's the box volume? If you know the model sub that was in it you can sometimes reverse-engineer this stuff.
 
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Elemental makes the SQ10 and there is another one by Pioneer as well. I also think CDT makes a shallow sub, but it will all come down to if you want more of an SQ sub or SPL.
 
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Originally Posted by boulderguy
A 2 ohm DVC driver will give your amp either a 4 ohm or a 1 ohm load, that's bad.
Not if you have the right amp.

Or just buy 2 subs. That's what I did.
 
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Originally Posted by HoutxF150
I have a monoblock mtx amp pushing the thuderform. Its rated at 300 rms at 2ohms.
He don't
 
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