Soundqubed

centraltexasram77 · Dec 31, 2014

Anybody running these subs in their truck?

riored4v · Dec 31, 2014

Pretty sure thier subs require a fair amount of airspace (something like 3cft for 2-10's) Atleast that was what it sounded like when I talked to them way earlier in the year regarding a different build. People seem to really love their subs though.

I had their amp (when they were still Audioque) and it performed great.

Egress · Dec 31, 2014

I run JL Audio Subs

centraltexasram77 · Dec 31, 2014

I'm getting pissed because the shops around me all suggested their retail brand, I was set on 2 12w3s but now I'm being told they will require a custom box. Should I downsize to a 10? The guy suggested the JL Audio w1 because it doesn't require as much space. I'm just not into wasting money and would like to hear something that doesn't sound like malarkey from these guys

Graygoose · Dec 31, 2014

How much airspace do you need? How much depth?
Retail dealers will promote what they sale, but at least if you have an issue with the product, they are also right there for warranty issues.

Etroze86 · Jan 1, 2015

OK soundqubed have great sub's and amps, I would call them and tell them the constraints that you have. They are geared towards SPL so they might tell you not to even try their sub's because of limited airspace. I like jl but for the price there is so much better out there.

audio1der · Jan 1, 2015

Soundqubed is made by the same folks as Digital Designs (father/son). AWESOME stuff. I've used one of their 1200W mono amps for a couple years now and have read great things about their subs but have not used one personally.
Yeah, their subs take a little more airspace than some, but MAN, they pound. My DD 2512 has 2.75 ft^3 but damn near pushes my sunroof out of its track :crazy:

VERY pleased with both products.

jsteinm1 · Jan 4, 2015

I had one of their amps when they were called audioque and I really liked it. You might look at the Fi Q subs. That was what I used with their 1200W amp and it was fantastic. I am looking at ggetting another Fi for my truck and the air space requirements are reasonable for our trucks.

Bonus, since I had a Fi Q they upped the RMS to 1500-2000 depending on options so you can push them even harder.

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