Sub Recommendation??
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From: So. Cal.
Sub Recommendation??
I am looking to put at least one 10" sub either under or behind the rear seat in my '04 SCrew. I would like to put 2 if possible. I have a Fosgate 800.2 that I am planning to push them with, so I need something that has a shallow mount and requires little airspace but puts out good sound. I listen to all types of music from country to hip hop, so I want a good all around sound. Sorry for the long post, but any suggestions as well as recommendations on the best place to place the box would be great. Thanks in advance.
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u'll most likely want to put the box under the seat and the amp underneath one of the front two seat or on the wall behind the back seat. sub wise i cant recommend any model exactly but mtx, rockford fosgate, kicker. Basically u can just go to crutchfield nad run a search on what fits in ur car. just when ur looking at subs dont think about getting anything with more than a 5.25" mounting depth and needs more then .80 cu ft. becaus eunless u get more than a 3" seat lift i dont think they will fit. hopes this helps.
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You will not be able to get anything behind the seat, unless you remove it. No room. A box would have to be under it. You cannot fit a 10' sub without a lift kit. No mounting depth for a 10''. Read the thread below (Can I get a sub under the seat without a lift kit), I explain what I did without having to put a lift kit with 2 8'' subs. Just depends if you want to put one or not.
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You will not be able to get anything behind the seat, unless you remove it. No room. A box would have to be under it. You cannot fit a 10' sub without a lift kit. No mounting depth for a 10''. Read the thread below (Can I get a sub under the seat without a lift kit), I explain what I did without having to put a lift kit with 2 8'' subs. Just depends if you want to put one or not.
Sorry for the double post. Will not let me delete it.
Sorry for the double post. Will not let me delete it.
Last edited by Dupuis; Feb 5, 2004 at 02:38 PM.
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From: Dallas, TX
Try Fosgate...
The Z series are very shallow, and play surprisingly low, even in minimal airspace. Plus they are very affordable. I have two 8" subs that really pound with 500 watts RMS.
Andy
www.SUBBOX.net
Andy
www.SUBBOX.net