reg cab speaker setup???
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reg cab speaker setup???
any one have any ideas on a speaker system with woofers for a regular cab f150??? I really want to put speakers and woofers in my truck, and don't really know where i can put them, i was thinking of putting a woofer right where the arm rest is. Any one have a setup for a reg cab f150?
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i have a 10" memphis pr sub 1cf ported it hits preaty hard for a single 10 the sub is behind the driver the box runs the length of cab wall between the two pieces of plastic trim and is ported fireing in to the passenger side cab corner arm rest goes up and down normal and the seat can go all the way back let me know if you want deminsions ill give them to ya depending on what sub you go with youll have make adjustments to the size
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Remember that with speakers its not always the size that matters. I currently have (3) 8" Rockford T1's powered by a bd T1000, in a ported enclosure. I hit 144db's on the dash legal. A guy on my audio team made a ported enclosure for a ranger that houses (10) 6 1/2" Rockford HE2's and hits 149db's. The port is tuned at 40hz and hits just as low as a 15" When space is an issue, go with multiple small diameter 8 ohm DVC good quality subs, and a dump truck load of clean power.
Last edited by HELLFIGHTER; 02-18-2005 at 08:43 PM.
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Originally posted by Melovidov21
You can buy prefab truck boxes that'll fit behind the bench seat... or if you have adequate tools handy you can build one yourself. I've had a few different setups in my truck and just finished one last week.
I made a box for 4 8" subs...
I had to move the seat up one click but its ok...
You can buy prefab truck boxes that'll fit behind the bench seat... or if you have adequate tools handy you can build one yourself. I've had a few different setups in my truck and just finished one last week.
I made a box for 4 8" subs...
I had to move the seat up one click but its ok...
I've been thinking of putting 4 RE 8's behind my seat, or two 10 JL's behind it...are the RE's hitting low and hard? or would two 10's work better?
Damn, that is one good looking box. I've been staring at it for the past 5 minutes wishing it was mine
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re:my truck is better
what type of JL's are you considering putting in; just wanted to let you know (because most people don't) that a single W6 or W7 have a mounting depth and required airspace than most 12"s. It is extremely difficult (and expensive if you pay someone else to do it) to mount them in a regular cab. The W0 or W3 line would fit quite nicely and the W3 series can be had cheap and sound great in a dual 10" setup.
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