Image Dynamics questions...
Image Dynamics questions...
I want to (eventually) install a sub and amp in my truck...
So far, I think Im going to get the musicmoose box
http://musicmooseaudio.com/ford_f_150a_single.html
and then everyone seems to like the Image Dynamics subs, so I want to get one of their 10's.
My questions:
What is the difference between the IDQ10 and the ID10?
The ID10 is cheaper, and seems more powerful (50-400W RMS vs. 250W), so I am guessing the IDQ is more for SQ than loud?
Also, could someone recommend an amp? I noticed the ID is DVC 4-ohm, while the IDQ is DVC 2-ohm, Im a little confused on the impedance thing.
Thanks
So far, I think Im going to get the musicmoose box
http://musicmooseaudio.com/ford_f_150a_single.html
and then everyone seems to like the Image Dynamics subs, so I want to get one of their 10's.
My questions:
What is the difference between the IDQ10 and the ID10?
The ID10 is cheaper, and seems more powerful (50-400W RMS vs. 250W), so I am guessing the IDQ is more for SQ than loud?
Also, could someone recommend an amp? I noticed the ID is DVC 4-ohm, while the IDQ is DVC 2-ohm, Im a little confused on the impedance thing.
Thanks
They IDQ is more SQ oriented. Its a very nice sounding subs. The ID line gets louder, and doesnt have quite the SQ of the IDQ. Still a pretty nice sounding sub though.
That box is a little more on the ID side or specs with the .75 cu. ft. of airspace. Mounting depth might be a little bit of an issue. If you take the cover off the back of the ID it should fit.
The ID and IDQ are available in BOTH dual 2 and dual 4 ohm. With the dual 2 you can wire if for a final load of 1 or 4 ohm. With the dual 4, it can be wired for 2 or 8 ohm. It depends on what you want for an amp. The easiest and cheapest would probably be to find a 2 channel amp that puts out 400ish wrms (250ish if you go with the IDQ) in bridged mode. Most of the time that power is rated at 4 ohm, so in that case you would want to go wit the dual 2 ohm. Thats just one option though. You can get a mono amp, most are stable down to 2 ohm, some down to one ohm.
That box is a little more on the ID side or specs with the .75 cu. ft. of airspace. Mounting depth might be a little bit of an issue. If you take the cover off the back of the ID it should fit.
The ID and IDQ are available in BOTH dual 2 and dual 4 ohm. With the dual 2 you can wire if for a final load of 1 or 4 ohm. With the dual 4, it can be wired for 2 or 8 ohm. It depends on what you want for an amp. The easiest and cheapest would probably be to find a 2 channel amp that puts out 400ish wrms (250ish if you go with the IDQ) in bridged mode. Most of the time that power is rated at 4 ohm, so in that case you would want to go wit the dual 2 ohm. Thats just one option though. You can get a mono amp, most are stable down to 2 ohm, some down to one ohm.
I thought they were both available at DVC 2 ohm and 4ohm, last week I was looking at them on cardomain and it had all 4 of them. I went back today and it only has the setups I listed earlier - ID10 in DVC 4 ohm and IDQ in DVC 2 ohm...there's supposed to be a retailer not too far from here so I might check that out one of these days or give em a call.
In any case, are Pioneer amps any good?
Im thinking of this: http://www.cardomain.com/item/PIOGM5200T
My HU and speakers are Pioneers so I figure I might as well keep going
With the ID (or whatever sub) in a DVC - 2 ohm...
Thanks.
In any case, are Pioneer amps any good?
Im thinking of this: http://www.cardomain.com/item/PIOGM5200T
My HU and speakers are Pioneers so I figure I might as well keep going
With the ID (or whatever sub) in a DVC - 2 ohm...
Thanks.
Originally Posted by Johngs
I thought they were both available at DVC 2 ohm and 4ohm, last week I was looking at them on cardomain and it had all 4 of them. I went back today and it only has the setups I listed earlier - ID10 in DVC 4 ohm and IDQ in DVC 2 ohm...there's supposed to be a retailer not too far from here so I might check that out one of these days or give em a call.
In any case, are Pioneer amps any good?
Im thinking of this: http://www.cardomain.com/item/PIOGM5200T
My HU and speakers are Pioneers so I figure I might as well keep going
With the ID (or whatever sub) in a DVC - 2 ohm...
Thanks.
In any case, are Pioneer amps any good?
Im thinking of this: http://www.cardomain.com/item/PIOGM5200T
My HU and speakers are Pioneers so I figure I might as well keep going
With the ID (or whatever sub) in a DVC - 2 ohm...
Thanks.
Last edited by brypink2; Apr 10, 2006 at 09:11 PM.
Originally Posted by Bartak1
Those things are 2 ohm stable bridged? What do they do power wise there?
On a side note...go check out "our" thread...I've updated.
Haha, I didnt think they were, but then again I wasnt going to doubt your Zapco knowledge. I was like "Whoa, really?" lol
Hehe, I like that "our thread". Im on my way.
That thing is growing
Hehe, I like that "our thread". Im on my way.
That thing is growing


