steveng

SQ wise, would you get 2 12" or 2 10" if they have the same power rating.

SiClone

Are they the same brand and model??? Does cost figure into it as well??? Please be more specific in terms of what 2 10's and 12's you are deciding on....

steveng

im talkinga bout the sub sizes in general. but to be specific, i was looking into alpine type r subs. the 10" and 12 have the same power, 300 rms and 1000 peak.

Screwdriver

for SQ - id get a single 12 - a powerful one like the ID max.
just my opinion.

steveng

would 2 12" be too loud in a car? anyone with 2 12" please give some comments

Matt86

2 12's would hit a lot harder than the 10's would.

b00gers

thats a touch question because you can make both sound just as good as the other SQ wise when designing the box.

but i guess I would pick 2 10s in a sealed box for SQ.

rcurley55

Equating driver diameter with it's SQ properties isn't a good idea...any sized sub can be integrated into an SQ system...I can name plenty of people who have used 15" drivers or larger in extremely successful SQ vehicles.

If you were really going for SQ, multiple drivers is the way to go...the more cone area you have, the less excursion you need to create a tone with the same SPL....less excursion = less distortion...then again this is coming from a guy with an IDMAX

If it was me...2 12's

steveng

thanx folks, i have decided..2 12":thumbup: