What sub 10?

Nakamichi SPW120. You can get them for ~$70 and they fit in insanely tiny enclosures. They are crazy loud and have great sound quality (What else do you expect from nak). Trust me. Buy them at www.woofersetc.com."I don't play games. I play Nakamichi and that for real yo" - Probably some japanese kid said this in the early 80's trying to sell stereo out of his trunk lol.

How did I know THAT was coming? That, by the way, is a rhetorical question...It all reminds me of something that Molière once said to Guy de Maupassant at a café in Vienna: "That's nice. You should write it down."

If you stick w/ 2 subs you'll basically want to look for subs that were made for small enclosures. If you go for a larger enclosure and a single sub you can probably get the highest quality (tightest and deepest) sound. Since you listen at moderate levels and don't plan to compete, you probably don't need two subs. Use the extra volume AND the money saved to buy a really nice single 10" woofer w/o putting it in too small a box. You could even try a single woofer in a larger ported enclosure - this might be ideal for the type of music you listen to, which is usually very bass heavy. Let us know what subs you are considering. If it were me putting a single 10" sub into a small sealed enclosure I would either go w/ Adire or Eclipse if I had a bunch of power to throw at it. Since I didn't feel like I needed or wanted to throw a bunch of power at a single woofer I went w/ Image Dynamic's IDQ 10". It is one of the only reasonably efficient woofers I found made for playing in boxes smaller than .6ft^3. New Project: 2003 Pathfinder

i would stick with only a pair of comps in the front. there is no point for those coaxs as you have no rear to fill. they wont give you much more volume, probably hurt you more. there are also many ways to dig up some extra space in a single cab. you just need to get creative and make sacrifices. i mention this because you will probably want to get a 12 because of the music you listen to. trucks have little cabin gain so the sub will perform nowhere near as well as it would in a car. go for a 12" eclipse alum and you should be fine

I skipped to the end, so hopefully we are still taling about 10" subs. I am a huge supporter of imagedynamics. The IDQ series has incredible sound quality, and operate off of next to nothin air space. Also the ID Max are supposed to be some of the best out there(havn't heard those yet)Dyer

Oh come on haempyst, you knew it was coming lol. But seriously, $70 for a 12" Nakamichi woofer is a great price for a great budget SQ woofer. Seriously consider it, they are real nice! (300 WRMS, 600 WPEAK @ 4 ohm SVC)"I don't play games. I play Nakamichi and that for real yo" - Probably some japanese kid said this in the early 80's trying to sell stereo out of his trunk lol.

I am goin g to recomend eclipse.   The 7100 series 10 goes for about $180-$250 and they are well worth the money, they will meet your power and size requirments.   You can run them in as small as a .75 cu ft box and take 400 rms2009 0-1000 Trunk WR 154.0DB 2009 1001+ Trunk WR

2007 USACI World Champion

2007 World Record

2006 USACI Finals 2nd Place

Ive decided to go with the 10" aluminum series from eclipse.

Should i go with one or two?

Anyone else have any sugestions on if i should stick with just the components up front.

If i only install components up front and nothing in the back i can get a good 2 channel reference amp and put some MQ quarts PCE216 or some koda 6.1 (any other sugestion on co,mponents), but im not sure about not putting speakers in the back.