more bass
more bass
Right now i have one 10" sub..it hits pretty good but i want more
Question 1-The box i have was made specifically for a 10..i know a 12 will fit depth wise but idk if theres enough room width wise..is there any way to make it work?
Q 2- What else could i do to get a little more bass with out a sub?
thanks
Question 1-The box i have was made specifically for a 10..i know a 12 will fit depth wise but idk if theres enough room width wise..is there any way to make it work?
Q 2- What else could i do to get a little more bass with out a sub?
thanks
How wide is the box?? I usually like to have my box about 2 inches wider than my sub diameter at a minimum (14 inches for a 12, 12 inches for a 10, etc).
Have you considered making a ported box possibly?
Have you considered making a ported box possibly?
Originally Posted by Rikidybones
Turn up your settings on the headunit, if you already did that next thing I would do is turn your 'gain' up on the amp.
Originally Posted by tboy12
i already have the bass boost on the amp pretty high..
3 things bound to kill a subwoofer...
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Bartak and styx are right on...
You can only push that setup so far.
The only way to increase your bass is to either get another sub or to upgrade your amp or get a better sub. In primitive terms...
If you put your amp/amps on the back wall, you could get a 2x10 setup to increase your response.
but in answer to your original q's...
1 - We would have to know the dimensions of your current box.
2 - Dont just simply turn up the gain or headunit settings or bass boost on amp. There is such thing as tuning, and it doesnt mean cranking everything up.
Good luck!
You can only push that setup so far.
The only way to increase your bass is to either get another sub or to upgrade your amp or get a better sub. In primitive terms...
If you put your amp/amps on the back wall, you could get a 2x10 setup to increase your response.
but in answer to your original q's...
1 - We would have to know the dimensions of your current box.
2 - Dont just simply turn up the gain or headunit settings or bass boost on amp. There is such thing as tuning, and it doesnt mean cranking everything up.
Good luck!
maybe this will help
http://musicmooseaudio.com/f150fs_loaded.html
couldnt find the dimensions on the website, but thats the exact box (without that sub) but maybe the picture helps?? ive already checked and a 12 will fit depth wise but idk if a 12 will fit in there or not? will it sound ok? im new to this stuff help me out lol
couldnt find the dimensions on the website, but thats the exact box (without that sub) but maybe the picture helps?? ive already checked and a 12 will fit depth wise but idk if a 12 will fit in there or not? will it sound ok? im new to this stuff help me out lol
Originally Posted by lizardbreath
if you want more bass get a 15" but justt to let you kno there is such a thing as too much bass
Originally Posted by TRUEBLUE2004
I got a quick question for ya what amp and sub do you currently have. How did you set the amp by ear or with a dmm and test tones.
Sorry that's two but anyway.
Sorry that's two but anyway.
Originally Posted by TRUEBLUE2004
I got a quick question for ya what amp and sub do you currently have. How did you set the amp by ear or with a dmm and test tones.
Sorry that's two but anyway.
Sorry that's two but anyway.


