Sub encloser help!
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Sub encloser help!
I have no idea what to do. I got a 97 and have a alpine type r 10' that i want to get in my truck. Problem is its a regular cab so im limited on space.
I really want to keep the sub because its brand new and will hit hard. But it may be way too deep to fit behind the seats. Any ideas?
I really want to keep the sub because its brand new and will hit hard. But it may be way too deep to fit behind the seats. Any ideas?
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I think the passengers would ruin your sub... maybe point the sub forward? i dunno, I think that behind the seat is your best bet.
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http://www.crutchfield.com/App/Produ...s&i=700THINSON
I did have this in my truck minus the amp, but let me tell you this 10 slams dude i had it paired with a sony xplod 1000watt amp and it pounded so hard. Eventually it melted though cause the guy that put the amp in bridged it to the speaker and the speaker was rated at 1200watts and those 2000watts cooked it quick. Now i have a pioneer 760 2 channel amp with a mtx 10 it does alright but that mtx 10 is only rated for 350 watts so it cuts out when you jam it to hard. O btw this enclose fit PERFECTLY behind the passenger seat.
I did have this in my truck minus the amp, but let me tell you this 10 slams dude i had it paired with a sony xplod 1000watt amp and it pounded so hard. Eventually it melted though cause the guy that put the amp in bridged it to the speaker and the speaker was rated at 1200watts and those 2000watts cooked it quick. Now i have a pioneer 760 2 channel amp with a mtx 10 it does alright but that mtx 10 is only rated for 350 watts so it cuts out when you jam it to hard. O btw this enclose fit PERFECTLY behind the passenger seat.
Last edited by Clay Kann; 07-27-2008 at 07:54 PM.
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