Elemental Design SQ10

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Elemental Design SQ10

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1	3378	2006-12-19

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100% of reviewers	$55.00	10.0

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Description:	Model Name : SQ10 Subwoofer Available Voice Coils : Single 2 - or - Single 4 Power Handling : 250/500 WRms - More Power Information Propreitary eD Flat Cone Design A brand new eD tooling is our new flat cone design. Utilizing a 2 piece system the SQ10 cone design is light, thin, and looks great. The cone makes the entire design work! This allows us to have great rearward clearance and great durability. (Patent Pending) Proprietary eD Landing Design FLEX braking technology is built into the spider but a perfectly designed and integrated spider landing puts the clearances just where they need to be. Through venting the spider assembly we also increase airflow to the voice coil. FLEX Spider Design The SQ10 benefits from 5 years of spider development in the Kv.2 and Ov.2 subwoofer lines. The FLEX design promises linear movement even during high output transients. Co-Linear Neodymium Motor The SQ10 features eD's Co-Linear 2.5" coil neo motor design. This motor is lightweight while retaining excellent drive unit efficiency. In such a small and light frame clearances are retained as well. Slim Surround Design The SQ10 features another proprietary part. It insures great displacement without extremely high excursion. Just another way we achieve great output in a slim profile. Large Voice Coil To reduce rocking while retaining a great power handling the SQ10 features a 2.5" voice coil. Coil windings are offered in both Single 2 and Single 4ohm options. Zero Triple Joint Assembly Trickle down technology is a wonderful thing. While the zero triple joint was originally designed for the extremely high excursion offerings even our new slim subwoofer benefits from our engineering evolution. Included Gasket We’ve tooled up another new gasket just for the SQ10. It creates a fantastic seal to your enclosure without the need for messy 3rd party sealants. Infinite Baffle Capable Even if your application is in a rear deck or doors (or anywhere else you can put a speaker) the SQ10 works fantastic in IB applications. Small Sealed Boxes Yes we've seen some of the boxes some of the 'other' companies want you to use with their slim subwoofers. What good is a small subwoofer if it can't be used in a small space? The SQ10 works in boxes as small as .3cF. Small Vented Boxes As small as .8cF for a vented box the slim 10 is one slim versatile solution! Have a single cab truck but crave output? Try a SQ10 in a vented box. 3 Year Warranty This product is covered by Elemental Designs industry leading 3 year warranty against manufacturing defects. Spec SQ10 Subwoofer Sealed Enclosure Yes Vented Enclosure Yes Infinite Baffle Yes Box Size Suggestions Outline Spec SQ10 Subwoofer Sealed ( small ) 0.3cF Sealed ( ideal ) 0.5cF Sealed ( large ) 0.6cF Vented ( ideal ) 1.0cF Tuned to 30Hz Vented ( DDLoud) 1.0cF Tuned to 35Hz Qts: .29 Qes: .32 Qms: 2.7 Fs: 25.5 Hz Re: 3.5 Vas: 46.7 L Mms: 110 g Bl: 15.1 T*m SPL: 86.7 dB Sd: 350 cm^2 Xmax: 9.3 mm Voice Coil: 62.5 mm Magnet Width: 2.700" Cutout Diameter: 9.125" Mounting Depth: 3.000" Weight: 8 lb Total Height: 3.400" Displacement: .03 ft^3 Outside Diameter: 10.250"
Keywords:	sq10 subwoofer bass elemental design slim woofer
Website:	http://www.edesignaudio.com/edv2/product_info.php?t=0&products_id=106


	danger_ranger_dude		Posts: 12 Registered: December 2004 see this user's products

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danger_ranger_dude

Registered: December 2004
Posts: 12

Review Date: 2006-12-19

Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: $55.00 | Rating: 10

Pros:	Slim, inexpensive, LOUD, sturdy, good looks
Cons:	Will not be able to hear in a year!!

I really wanted to get some subs in my truck but the way that the cab was designed left VERY little room for a good set. These things are a god-send, I was able to construct boxes that went under the seat in the rear and still meet minimum specs for the subs. Most importantly i did it without breaking bank. These puppies are LOUD, and im not making that up. I cranked them up and even though theyre under the rear seats they still shake the cab. Im not exaggerating, the seats and floor vibrate. I didnt have to put shims under the rear seat or anything i just slid them under the back seats. I had to make the boxes myself, but these subs are so slim i didnt have to do any mind blowing engineering. I would definitely suggest getting a pair if you want some good bass in small space!!!!