recommendations for sub size
#1
recommendations for sub size
looking to add a sub and enclosure to the stock system, and trying to figure out how big, but not too big.... i have a 160w amp to power with. was thinking about shoving an 8" under the pass seat, or a 10" in the spare tire area. space is a concern because i haul m/c stuff and golf clubs. what do you guys think?
#6
i would recomend the shallow 10" or 12" pioneer sells. Then you can get a box made to fit under the seats and you will have plenty of room for storage still.
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#7
Originally Posted by trialsrider
honestl i like the way the system sounds, just need to round out the bass a little. need to make the money last as i bought 2 of these in a week...
I bought a 10" Kicker sub (150 watts RMS 300 peak) from Circuit city. I bought a sealed enclosure. It was like $160.
It's WAY more bass than I need. I know there's loud vs quality in subs so I went with a sealed box to have more crisp response and it is (I literally JUST solved my grounding issues). However with the SSP crap in FEEL mode it's ridiculously loud.
#8
guys, I had my rear seats out a couple weeks ago and I do not think there is any way to get a sub under there. there is much less room than you think. Pull out the back spare tire cover and you can see. The contours would make it difficult
Now what I think might work is a shallow sub in a box contoured to the foam piece that goes over the spare, be completely hiddent
Now what I think might work is a shallow sub in a box contoured to the foam piece that goes over the spare, be completely hiddent
#9
Originally Posted by XBFred
guys, I had my rear seats out a couple weeks ago and I do not think there is any way to get a sub under there. there is much less room than you think. Pull out the back spare tire cover and you can see. The contours would make it difficult
Now what I think might work is a shallow sub in a box contoured to the foam piece that goes over the spare, be completely hiddent
Now what I think might work is a shallow sub in a box contoured to the foam piece that goes over the spare, be completely hiddent
#10
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acousti...smission_lines
I would like to see someone engineer something like this that fits around the spare tire.
I would like to see someone engineer something like this that fits around the spare tire.
#11
not really going to fit anything around the spare unless you remove the plastic sides, above the spare would be good if you remove foam. There is tons of room.
I personally am planning on losing the spare and praying I never get a flat. I will keep a can of fix a flat, but anything worse and I will be in trouble
I personally am planning on losing the spare and praying I never get a flat. I will keep a can of fix a flat, but anything worse and I will be in trouble
#13
k, got my 10y/o kenwood wired up, and borrowed a buddy's 12" jbl in a sealed box. what i figured out: sub was muddy, amp underpowered, and and i don't like as much BOOOOOOM as i used to. also, while the stock speakers sound decent, when a sub is added you can hear all kinds of sonic holes in them. so i think i'm going to go the route of new everything. eyeballing jl audio 500/5 amp, 2 jl 10w0's(lots of quality sound, little power) in the spare tire with tight box and lots of polyfill, and new component speakers. brands i'm looking at are focal ($$$$), jl, mb,.... i tend to like silk or soft dome tweeters for a smoother sound, metal are too harsh to me. listen to all kinds of music, so i need versatility. any thoughts on components?
been into stereos a long time, just not since i got a family. for those of you that have been around awhile, i used to compete in thunder on wheels in the 80's/90's down south. 71 bug with dyneaudio, 2 power1000's, 1 power650, and 4 punch 18's... my most fav stereo was in a 90 pulsar: image dynamics hlcp's( horn loaded compression driver), 8's in the kicks, 4 jl 12's, and orion amps....
sad that taste and budget changes.....
been into stereos a long time, just not since i got a family. for those of you that have been around awhile, i used to compete in thunder on wheels in the 80's/90's down south. 71 bug with dyneaudio, 2 power1000's, 1 power650, and 4 punch 18's... my most fav stereo was in a 90 pulsar: image dynamics hlcp's( horn loaded compression driver), 8's in the kicks, 4 jl 12's, and orion amps....
sad that taste and budget changes.....
#14
Just be Careful with the polyfill in your box. If to much is added or not even needed it will over heat your sub causing a loss of power and then has the possibility of blowing. Also as i am sure you do know, anything added to the interior of your box cuts down on air space, so make sure you account for it!
Just my thoughts.
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