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Hi, does anyone know the diameter on a soundqubed hdc3.110? Manufacturer doesn't list this, and I can't find it anywhere. I've got an odd shaped box I want to throw a pair in, but I need to make sure they'll fit first

Hey y’all friend wanted to add some bump to his truck so I suggested some Soundqubed hds2.108s. He got them on sale so now I’m gonna go ahead and attempt cool build.

Hello, I'm in need of a box design for a single hdc3.1 18 it's powered with a cab 1600.1 and the max dimensions are 35 long 37 width and 15 tall and would like it to be tuned to 32 hz but any suggestions and would be greatly appreciated!!! I found a website the I messed with and was wonder if this box would fit the specs for the 18???

Hello everybody, new to the forum so hopefully I'm posting this in the right place. I just placed an order last week and my order says awaiting shipping. I saw there was a build time of 3 weeks for the evil 18, is that a current build time or an approximation? Also what are some opinions on the 4500.1 soundquebed amp? Can the evil take more or will this be a good long term amp? Should I break the sub in at 3k rms for a few weeks let the spiders loosen up or can I wire it down to 1 ohm right off the bat thanks

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Ok so I made a few boxes for my hdc4 and it sounded good except on a particular note. I believe it was a higher frequency seeing as how I still hit the lows and moved air fine. If you listen to "candy shop by 50 cent. It's that bass note through out the song. My sub makes noises like a knocking noise. I can hear in the port and I can hear it when I listen to the sub. Any ways I thought it was the tuning so I made quite a few boxes but had same results or less noticeable, but still there results. I'd listen to it free air and it sounded fine. I even switched the subs to a different brand and it didn't make that noise. So I was assuming it was the speaker. But then I tried it with the candy shop song because when I tried it free air I kept forgetting what songs it did it on and sure enough, I had the sub on my arm rest/center console, and it made the noise! I was like wtf. But as I tilted the sub it went away slightly, so I layed it down, so there was no obstruction to the air coming out the motor. And it was fine! I put my hand over the hole and it made the noise. So I'm thinking my sub is mounted too close to the back wall. My box is 15" deep gross, and I have my sub forward firing, so the distance between the wall and sub is like 5.75" I emailed soundqubed and they said needs to be a minimum of 6" away, so I'm gonna double baffle it witch will put me at 6.5" away. Do you think that will make a difference? Is this the kind of effect being too close to a wall have? Now that I think about it, I haven't really build a box this skinny lol. Maybe the same height but depth would he like 2 ft. Lol. Hope to hear some inputs from you guys.

Anyone own seen or heard the new subs from soundqubed? Looking into possibly running one of the 12" version

New Amplifier Line Up! Posted by SoundQubed on 2/5/2015 to Product News That's right the rumors are true! We have discontinued the Q1-3500D.1! Don't fear, we have replaced it with a bigger badder model that we aptly named the Q1-4500D.1. This amplifier utilizes the Q1-3500 casing and features the new SOUNDQUBED laser etched logo on the heat sink. The Q1-4500D.1 is on back order and are slated to be in mid April. If you would like to purchase one at the pre sale price you may do so HERE. Once the amps arrive the price will adjust to $839.00 shipped. The New Q1-4500D.1 does 4560W @14.4v at 1 Ohm. (1% THD) We have also upgraded the Q1-2200D.1 to the new version the Q1-2200D.2. This version two has also been upgraded just like the Q1-3500D.1. We utilized the same casing and board structure while refreshing some internals to give us 130W more power. This means you could see roughly 2330W RMS @14.4v at 1 ohm! (1% THD) The Q1-1200D.1 was also modified just as the two amps above. The Q1-1200.2 is the revised version and at 1% distortion you will see 1310W RMS @14.4v at 1 ohm! (1% THD) **The NEW amps can not be strapped with the Q1-3500D.1, Q1-2200D.1, or the Q1-1200D.1**

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Alright so I'll give you guys some backround information. I have a 2008 Honda Fit Sport. 180 amp singer alt and xs d5100r under the hood, and 2 xs xp3000's in the hatch. 2 soundqubed 2200s strapped @ 2 ohms (each seeing 1 ohm) pushing 2 hdc315's in a 10 ish cu ft box tuned to 32hz. I don't k now how much port area there is, but it's a lot. These things get low. Sometimes I wish I tuned a little higher, but that's a whole other topic. I haven't played many test tones but on music I've been metered at 153.8 and as high as 149.9 @ 29hz. My mids and high keep up with the bass, but they're missing that "wow" factor. People that don't know anything about car audio will be blown away by 150+db of bass on music, but I want the vocals to be just as mind blowing. I like to leave room for improvement, so I'm not gonna get custom doors made quite yet. As of now I have a second box mounted on the front of my sub box with 4 soundqubed 6.5 pro audio speakers and 2 of there supertweeters. I have some old powerbass components (you don't even hear them). The tweeters have been blown for so long, sometimes I wonder whether or not I need them. I have a ppi 900.4 pushing the mids and highs. So basically my whole system consists of 2 hdc315's on 4.4k, and 4 soundqubed pro audio mids receiving about 100 rms each. It sounds damn good and range is unbelievable for only having 2 different speakers. Now comes to the real part where I need feedback. I don't know why, but I've decided to go with prv audio for my mids and highs. I'm gonna stick with my ppi 900.4 for now, it does a little more than 200 rms per channel x 4. Down the road, I'll be converting to a crescendo 1100.4. I know that 4 8 ohm speakers can be wired down to a 2 ohm load. So essentially I could run 16 8 ohm speakers on 4 channels each seeing 2 ohms. I want 4 8"s, 2 6.5"s, 4 of their highest end super tweeters, and 4 of their compression/wave guide combo (ostly because I think they'll Look cool). I'm going to try to upload a picture of my sketch so you guys can see how they would look in the box. What do u guys think about this. I know I'd save money by not having to get amother custom box made if I just went right with it and got custom doors made for all the speakers, but like I said I like to leave room for improvement down the road when I get bored again (probably 2 months lol). Any and all hel p is appreciated guys.

This year we are going to have a load of sales going on! Black Friday: Starts at Midnight November 28th (Black Friday) and ends Midnight November 29th. Cyber Monday: Starts Midnight September 1st and ends Midnight September 2nd. Everything (excluding glue, recones, and misc parts) will be 10% off site wide. We will also be discounting our Woofer Bundles. Friday Trunk Busters 25% off Q1-3500 20% off Q1-750 30% off Earbuds Monday Trunk Busters 20% off Q1-1200 20% off Q1-2200 30% off Earbuds Also, Make sure to read over our shipping policy! We offer free shipping and signature ship for $5.00.

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Ok hey guys, im new to this forum. Im guessing you guys are type experts on subs if not, any information helps. I have a 07 BMW X5 and I just bought a 15" Soundqubed subwoofer and a x14 brutus hifonics 1500 watt amp I want to wire to 1ohms, and im doing it also to my stock head unit. My battery is in my trunk so I don't have to wire a lot to the front of the car. Also wiring with 4 gauge. I was wondering what would the dimensions be for my box? length, depth width? volume? what could my sub displacement be? and my port displacement? Im thinking also 4.5 cubic net tuned 34-38hz please let me know give me ideas, info, anything thank you so much GS

Getting two hds212s and wanna know what amp to get(sq brand) , and if i should get dual 2 ohm or dual 4 ohm. And if youve done this build, what are the box measures

Here is my input on what I have found to be optimum in sound and overall performance (SPL) for both the HDC3 and HDC4. Now there are several versions of both of these subs and I have tested countless hours with both. This is my recommendation, it isn't intended to be the end all BEST but will get you really damn close All recommendations are with alum coil D1 subs. Single sub setup, simply multiply for multi sub setups, works great in my testing. HDC3 old version (Old Style basket) Stiff suspension 1k input power HDC310 - 2.0 cube net with 18 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 36-41 hz HDC312 - 3.0 cube net with 18 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 34-39 hz HDC315 - 5.0 cube net with 18 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 35-40 hz HDC318 - 6.5 cube net with 18 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 33-38 hz 2k input power HDC310 - 1.5 cube net with 17 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 36-41 hz HDC312 - 2.5 cube net with 17 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 34-39 hz HDC315 - 4.0 cube net with 17 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 35-40 hz HDC318 - 5.5 cube net with 17 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 33-38 hz HDC3 current version 1k input power HDC310 - 1.5 cube net with 17 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 36-41 hz HDC312 - 2.5 cube net with 17 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 34-39 hz HDC315 - 4.0 cube net with 17 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 35-40 hz HDC318 - 5.5 cube net with 17 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 33-38 hz 2k input power HDC310 - 1.25 cube net with 16 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 36-41 hz HDC312 - 2.25 cube net with 16 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 34-39 hz HDC315 - 3.75 cube net with 16 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 35-40 hz HDC318 - 5.25 cube net with 16 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 33-38 hz HDC4 old version (soft suspension) 2k input power HDC412 - 2.75 cube net with 18 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 34-39 hz HDC415 - 4.5 cube net with 18 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 35-40 hz HDC418 - 6.0 cube net with 18 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 33-38 hz 4k input power HDC412 - 2.25 cube net with 17 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 34-39 hz HDC415 - 3.5 cube net with 17 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 35-40 hz HDC418 - 5.25 cube net with 17 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 33-38 hz HDC4 current version (stiff suspension) 2k input power HDC412 - 3.0 cube net with 18 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 34-39 hz HDC415 - 5.0 cube net with 18 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 35-40 hz HDC418 - 6.5 cube net with 18 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 33-38 hz 4k input power HDC412 - 2.25 cube net with 17 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 34-39 hz HDC415 - 3.75 cube net with 17 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 35-40 hz HDC418 - 5.5 cube net with 17 sq inch port area per cube - tune between 33-38 hz You will notice the HDC3 and HDC4 like the same tuning based on power and suspension. I have built multiple boxes with different tuning to test how these really performed and these were from my notes on what they really like to get loud. Hope this is helpful. My recommendation on Amp match is HDC3 on budget side SQ1200, loud side SQ2200, HDC4 budget side SQ2200, loud side SQ3500. TEAM SOUNDQUBED - The Black Nasty 160+ db on music daily

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What does everyone think about the soundqubed 2200? Has anyone ever had an issue with one?

Hey guys, I am needing some direction or reassurance in what I'm doing with my port. This is my first time working with an 18" sub and with SoundQubed equipment. According to soundqubed.com, the HDC3 18" wants a box anywhere from 5-6 cubes with a vent of 96sq" x 18" long. To me, that port seems odd. So I just got done designing my box. External dimensions are 25" x 25" x 26" but I'm using double sheets of .75 MDF, so each measurement take off 3". I calculate internal space at 22" x 22" x 23" = 11,132 inches = 6.44 cubes. Rough internal space after ONLY sub displacements is 6.4ish cubes. My desired tuning frequency is 31-32hz, because the fs of this sub is 31hz. So, I designed my port on both WinISD and CarStereo.com at 3" x 16" and 15.5" long. Both WinISD and CarStereo said with that size of box (6.3 cubes internal), port size (3 x 16 x 15.5), and tuning frequency (31-32hz), I should have zero problem. After all displacements, I'll roughly have an internal space of 5.95 cubes, which is EXACTLY what I wanted. I'm asking you guys, because it's not what soundqubed suggests and that's what worries me. I want you guys to check out what I'm doing and see if it all looks good to go. I appreciate any insight or feedback.

I am wondering about the soundqubed 4 channel amp and their component sets. Anyone have any experience with them? I am considering buying the amp and 2 sets of components for my 2004 2 door s10 blazer... anyone heard them that can vouch for their power?

The HDS200 series is a revised version of our SDC2.5. The major differences you will see is the switch from a cast basket to stamped, and the addition of push connectors instead of the direct leads. These woofers also have an added cooling option to the backplate, which the SDC2.5 was lacking. With these changes we were able to drop the prices for you all. The HDS200 series is a great woofer for those not looking to upgrade their charging system but still want to rattle their car. At 600W RMS with a 2.5" coil they are capable of fitting in smaller enclosures for placement with stock installs and everyday street beat. We do suggest putting these, along with all of our woofers in ported enclosures due to the suspension set-up. (Two pairs of spiders, one wired, one non.) * Model: HDS210 * Piston Diameter = 203.2 mm * f(s)= 37.01 Hz * R(e)= 7.32 Ohms * Z(max)= 75.67 Ohms * Q(ms)= 5.817 * Q(es)= 0.623 * Q(ts)= 0.562 * V(as)= 12.050 liters (0.426 cubic feet) * L(e)= 6.79 mH * n(0)= 0.09 % * SPL= 81.81 1W/1m * M(ms)= 226.60 grams * C(ms)= 0.08 mm/N * BL= 24.88 * Model: HDS212 * Piston Diameter = 254.0 mm * f(s)= 39.03 Hz * R(e)= 7.43 Ohms * Z(max)= 75.33 Ohms * Q(ms)= 5.367 * Q(es)= 0.587 * Q(ts)= 0.529 * V(as)= 29.700 liters (1.049 cubic feet) * L(e)= 7.74 mH * n(0)= 0.29 % * SPL= 86.68 1W/1m * M(ms)= 201.90 grams * C(ms)= 0.08 mm/N * BL= 25.03 * Model: HDS215 * Piston Diameter = 330.2 mm * f(s)= 36.34 Hz * R(e)= 7.47 Ohms * Z(max)= 69.87 Ohms * Q(ms)= 7.483 * Q(es)= 0.895 * Q(ts)= 0.800 * V(as)= 73.310 liters (2.589 cubic feet) * L(e)= 8.41 mH * n(0)= 0.37 % * SPL= 87.84 1W/1m * M(ms)= 269.40 grams * C(ms)= 0.07 mm/N * BL= 22.65