Does anyone have an eD sq10 spec sheet?

[fergie]

First post!! Woohoo!

I just purchased a pair of eD (elemental designs) sq10 subwoofers off ebay and I would like to see if someone is able to provide some specs on them?? And if anyone has any real world experience with them? These will be going under the back seat of an ext cab f150.

All I know is that the require between .3-.6 cuft sealed and thats about it. I haven't been able to find a wattage rating, or if they might perform a little better in a ported box, although I prefer sealed as it is a little more forgiving.

I was super excited when I came across these as I am from Iowa and this was an Iowa company before they closed (sad day). I have always wanted some eD equipment and now is my chance. I have heard this sub in a scion tc in a very small sealed box, the guy had it inside spare tire area under the factory floor which made for a very clean setup. But I can't recall how it sounded since that was about 6-7 years ago.

Anyways, any info would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance!

[never knows best]

Elemental Designs SQ10 Subwoofer 4 ohm

Specs:

Qts: .29
Qes: .32
Qms: 2.7
Fs: 25.50Hz
Re: 3.5
Vas: 46.7L
Mms: 110.0g
Bl: 15.10T*m
SPL: 86.7dB
Sd: 350cm²
Xmax: 9.3mm
Voice Coil: 62.5mm

Magnet Width: 2.700"
Cutout Diameter: 9.125"
Mounting Depth: 3.000"
Weight: 7lb
Total Height: 3.400"
Displacement: .03 ft³
Outside Diameter: 10.250"

[fergie]

Wow!! Thank you very much for the quick response!! I searched all over the web trying to find it, after a couple hours I gave up. haha

[fergie]

So according to this and playing with diyaudio's calculator a .33 cuft sealed box is optimum. Is this correct?

[Triticum Agricolam]

So according to this and playing with diyaudio's calculator a .33 cuft sealed box is optimum. Is this correct?

What's "optimum" depends on the particular application.

.33 is the smallest I'd go with that sub, going a bit larger will give you a more shallow roll off on the bottom end (a good thing), but it depends on how much power you are going to run.

Those subs will work well in ported enclosure, and give you much more low end output, if you have the space.

[fergie]

I think I'm leaning towards sealed, around .4-.5 cu ft. But if I was able to do a ported cabinet about what size do you guys come up with? The calculator I used shows .55 cu ft and 4"x44" port, I don't even know how a 44" port is possible with the box size. I don't have any experience building ported boxes, I have built a few sealed boxes in the past though.