IDQ10 & Soundstream RUB500-1?

Well, I am looking at getting the IDQ10 D4 v2 and powering it with a Soundstream Rubicon 500-1.  Not sure on the specs for the Rub, but how will this workout?

Also, I have Focal 165V2 & 165CV, with no amp.  Should I just get a 5-channel since the IDQ RMS is 250W?  Or is two seperate ones better?

I am hooking this system up for SQ in a Dakota Club Cab.

Thanks and hopefully I get some good feedback this time.

I'm looking at using the same setup and would also like to hear any comments.

 I already have the Rubicon 500/1.

If you wire the voice coils parallel, then you end up with a 2 ohm load.; the Rubicon is rated 400W at  2 ohms.

The IDQ10 is rated at 250W RMS, so I'm thinking that this would be a good match.

Didn't see a way to edit my first post so here is new post.

I also have a Rubicon 600/4. I had planned on using two channels to power my components (80W) and then bridging the other two for the sub (300W). Then I got a good deal on the 500/1 so I may just bridge the 600/4 to give me 300W each side for the components which can handle  added power.

My thoughts are that this would give me better SQ from the components, plenty of headroom and some added flexibility.

I'm also doing my setup for SQ.

I really should stop this and go to bed!

I have the Rockford Fosgate (Denon) Platinum 2000Ti from SoundDomain. Listen to mostly Jazz and Classical CD's. Had seriously considered a Nak but the "Denford" looked really interesting. Had no interest in the "carnival" looks of most HU's out there.

Components are still up in the air. Dynaudio, DLS really look good and want to also look at the new Alpine Type X, a lot depends on the budget (doesn't it always!).