That is awesome! Now I gotta get some money saved up and get one 
You'll be looking for a low Qts in the T/S parameters. Very low in fact. In 0.7 cubic feet, I'm talking down to low 0.3x range, and into the the 0.2x range. This will require high motor strength and low moving mass as well as a light suspension.Andrei... that looks very nice.
Can i ask what kind of 12' SQ subs would fit the enclosure in terms of mounting depth and sounding good... ID, TC, Morel etc.?
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Hari
It's Hoffman's iron law. If you want bass,Looks like IDQ would be the good and cheap solution, especially with the V2.
I saw the IDQ V2 specs with just one sub the output would be much lower than what i have now... is there any other SQ subs in market above 500 RMS which would work in that space or something like 2 enclosure left and right would be a option?
The IDQ10's which i have now is awesome but i miss the trunk space and with the family expanding i might jump on this soon.
The IDMax10 is the only SPL sub I know of that would be remotely suitable for this enclosure. I'll see what I can come up with though.Andrei, might I suggest a list of 4-5 suggestions for both a 12" and 10" sub added to the original post to give people an easy reference/shopping list?
Maybe do a two for each, one set for SPL subs[10 & 12], one set for SQ subs. Or am I correct for thinking that using an SPL sub in this enclosure would be beyond a waste of money?
Andrei... To fit IDMax does the cu.ft increases or still at .7?The IDMax10 is the only SPL sub I know of that would be remotely suitable for this enclosure. I'll see what I can come up with though.
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Depends on your budget and listening preferences. The range of 8" subs that would work is pretty large.Do you have some 8" suggestions? Its been a while since I had a sub and the last one I had (and loved) was the Alpine Type R.
The manufacturer says it will work in as little as 0.6 cubic feet but I personally would go as close to 0.9 as possible. I have that manual stored on my computer. The volume will remain at 0.7 cubic feet but it might go up a bit due to the larger mounting depth. Fiberglass fill will be added to make the box "sound" larger. You'll be happy with it.Andrei... To fit IDMax does the cu.ft increases or still at .7?
just found out it will work from .6. (http://www.pimpmysound.com/downloads/idmax10v3d2.pdf)
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Hari
Sounds good... Just wanted to make sure it will be more musical and not boomy.The manufacturer says it will work in as little as 0.6 cubic feet but I personally would go as close to 0.9 as possible. I have that manual stored on my computer. The volume will remain at 0.7 cubic feet but it might go up a bit due to the larger mounting depth. Fiberglass fill will be added to make the box "sound" larger. You'll be happy with it.
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I wouldn't recommend something that would sound boomy.Sounds good... Just wanted to make sure it will be more musical and not boomy.