10" Sub Recommendations

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  1. RobC Forum Member

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    Can anyone recommend a good 10" sub for under 100? It will be replacing a Kenwood one of indeterminate age and origin which recently fell to pieces. If it makes any difference, it'll be dropping into a sealed box and hooked up to this amp, running bridged at 260w RMS (I think).

    I like the look of a couple of the Alpine ones I've seen, and Phoenix Gold have also been recommended.
     
  2. TIM

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    i would go for an R.E. RE10v2 sub

    or if you can strech to another 80 the R.E. SE10,

    im a fan of the RE stuff, i have a pair of thier se12's

    JL is also good,

    tim
     
  3. mbh69 Forum Member

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    yeah deffo but that won't run 4 ohm it'll run 2 ohm so check your amp is 2 ohm stable first
    this is nice too
    also
    this
     
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    JL audio...tho the only one in your price range is the 10W0 and it is a 125w rms sub, so your amp is a bit too much for it. the 10W3 is fine, but costs lots more.
     
  5. mbh69 Forum Member

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    the 10w0 will take the amps power easily with no probs but jl are overpriced compared to others mentioned above but are decent quality

    i'd go RE but i am biased ;)
     
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    good lad :clap: :thumbup:
     
  7. RobC Forum Member

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    Cheers for the suggestions. Yeah the amp is 2 ohm stable so I take it the RE10V2 will be OK? Also liking the look of that Digital Designs DD1010 :thumbup:.Never heard much about them before though. Decisions decisions.

    Is it important to match the RMS output of the sub I get with that of the amp (260w)? If I get a lower rated sub, is it just a case of keeping the amp level slightly lower?
     
  8. mbh69 Forum Member

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    nah most subs will take alot more well decent ones anway mines rated 1600 rms i run 2400 rms daily
    re and dd are well know in the real car audio world and are very simaler
     

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