SoundQubed HDS300

[agf144]

What are the max dimensions you can work with?

[timc31610]

http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/topic/181624-sq-hds312d4-box-build-questions/#entry2691929

This thread has all of my pics, torres shots and a vid.

[John Fassetta]

Very cool build. I like it a lot and yeah, similar space issues.

The max dimensions I have can vary a bit dependent on which direction I go (I'm wanting to keep the box with 90 degree corners. No experience, lack the tools to build an angled box). After measuring a lot I think if I build a more cube shaped box for one sub I can stretch it to 5ft³ at max. Given all of yalls recommendations I'm planning on ditching the 2 12's idea and going for either an American Bass XFL or HD. Given that I have either 1600 watts at 2 ohms or 2200 at 1 ohm which sub and how many watts would yall recommend for 1 15? I think I can do one XFL on 2200rms, but if I'll likely blow it should I do an HD on 2200 or the XFL on 1600? Thanks and sorry for dragging this out so much and changing the plan so many times. Its only cause I'm listening to the input, promise haha.

[timc31610]

I would go with the HD on 2200, most bang for your space and the space requirements are pretty close to the same.

[ModestDb]

Any of the subs you've mentioned will satisfy your ears penchant for quality. The biggest audible factor you'll have won't be in the sub choice in your case. It will be the in the box. Build the right enclosure and sq won't be a problem.

That being said, I would agree that 1 hd on 2200 or close to 2200 (if the amp does rated) would be more bang for your buck.

You also wouldn't be disappointed with 1 xfl on 1600 either. Mine was definitely louder than my type r 15 with better sq..

[G-Rad]

I can honestly say from Experience that the SoundQubed HDS3 12 is everything it's cracked up to be and much more. Those things play very nice and if in the proper box, very low. My cousin and I are doing a build in his Focus that includes one of these in a 2.57 cube box (gross) tuned to 30Hz after displacement. Fitting two of these drivers into a 4 cube box is not going to work. I'd go with a single 15 as suggested in a previous post. Unless you can build a bigger box, I'd either go with a single 15 or 2 10's. All 3 sizes have a 3" voice coil and have a D2 or D4 option, capable of 1200 RMS and 2400 Max (and if clean, I can aussure they'll do much more RMS power)