Comments, opions, whatever you may have

Spencer139 · 21st October 2010, 03:24 AM

I have a 91 S-10 extended cab. My budget will be relatively tight. I am looking for an accurate, efficient, loud sub to put in the rear. Only looking to spend 2-300 bucks on the sub, the amp will be more of the same.
I used to have a pair of Memphis MOJO 12's that I loved in the back of my Honda Accord (they were nowhere near fully powered), so if possible something to the quality of that...I know I won't find exactly that, but something close. I figure a single 12 in a decent sized ported box would give me what I wanted. Will be looking to power it with 500-800 RMS.
Was considering a Nakamichi sub, but haven't been able to find anyone's personal opinions on them. I will be running a Nak deck, or one of the higher end Premiers (800PRS?).
Anything you guys have to say might help.
Thanks,
Spence

jol50 · 22nd October 2010, 06:34 PM

Depends on the size of box you can fit, if you want more power or SQ, etc. Something like the Alpine Type X is middle of the road and good bang for the buck but there are piles of good subs out there.

FireII · 23rd October 2010, 12:12 AM

Image Dynamics IDMAX would fit the bill. The RMS is rated at 1K watts, but they are very efficient, I ran an IDMAX 12 off of 500 watts with VERY good results. You can find reviews all over the place on them.

21st October 2010, 03:24 AM	#1
Spencer139 diyAudio Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: BFE NV	Comments, opions, whatever you may have I have a 91 S-10 extended cab. My budget will be relatively tight. I am looking for an accurate, efficient, loud sub to put in the rear. Only looking to spend 2-300 bucks on the sub, the amp will be more of the same. I used to have a pair of Memphis MOJO 12's that I loved in the back of my Honda Accord (they were nowhere near fully powered), so if possible something to the quality of that...I know I won't find exactly that, but something close. I figure a single 12 in a decent sized ported box would give me what I wanted. Will be looking to power it with 500-800 RMS. Was considering a Nakamichi sub, but haven't been able to find anyone's personal opinions on them. I will be running a Nak deck, or one of the higher end Premiers (800PRS?). Anything you guys have to say might help. Thanks, Spence

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22nd October 2010, 06:34 PM	#2
jol50 diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2007	Depends on the size of box you can fit, if you want more power or SQ, etc. Something like the Alpine Type X is middle of the road and good bang for the buck but there are piles of good subs out there.

23rd October 2010, 12:12 AM	#3
FireII diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2010	Image Dynamics IDMAX would fit the bill. The RMS is rated at 1K watts, but they are very efficient, I ran an IDMAX 12 off of 500 watts with VERY good results. You can find reviews all over the place on them.

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