speaker setup?!?!?!?!
#1
speaker setup?!?!?!?!
i have a 2000 ranger single cab , i am going to replace the stock speakers but i was also wanting to maybe have a sub. the problem is that i need to save all the space i can. i was thinking maybe under the seats or on floorboard between seats? what do you guys think? becuase this would def. have to be custom.
#7
if you are a short guy, you could always raise the seats a bit and possibly get enough room for a super shallow mounting 8" sub.
with a single cab, i would just replace door speakers, and not any rear speaker*if they even have any*
also, if the truck is an automatic, theres always the option of mounting a sub between the seat and the dash, on the transmission hump. 8" down firing sub in a ported box would be more than enough
with a single cab, i would just replace door speakers, and not any rear speaker*if they even have any*
also, if the truck is an automatic, theres always the option of mounting a sub between the seat and the dash, on the transmission hump. 8" down firing sub in a ported box would be more than enough
#9
not a ranger, but also an idea.
http://mobile.jlaudio.com/products_s...hp?fit_id=1384
not sure if ya have bucket seats or a 60/40 split.
but for the box that fits between the seat and the dash. i would something like this...
and here is a subwoofer i would reccomend. as well as Image Dynamic speakers too.
http://www.imagedynamicsusa.com/manu.../ID8D4%20V.pdf
direct fit door speakers
http://www.imagedynamicsusa.com/prod...&Product_Id=35
i would personally go with a component speaker, but i am picky about audio stuff.
and a GOOD 4channel amp is all you would need to top off the system
run channel 1 and 2, to the door speakers, 3 and 4 to the sub. and you will have a rockin setup! super clean, and can get super loud without distorting!
and dont let people dog on ya about an 8" woofer, in a small cab, tuned correct, it will give you a full sound. wont get the LOW LOW notes, but not much music has lots of LOW notes. also, if you like rock, or fast beat music, an 8" sub will be able to pound them out real fast.
http://mobile.jlaudio.com/products_s...hp?fit_id=1384
not sure if ya have bucket seats or a 60/40 split.
but for the box that fits between the seat and the dash. i would something like this...
and here is a subwoofer i would reccomend. as well as Image Dynamic speakers too.
http://www.imagedynamicsusa.com/manu.../ID8D4%20V.pdf
direct fit door speakers
http://www.imagedynamicsusa.com/prod...&Product_Id=35
i would personally go with a component speaker, but i am picky about audio stuff.
and a GOOD 4channel amp is all you would need to top off the system
run channel 1 and 2, to the door speakers, 3 and 4 to the sub. and you will have a rockin setup! super clean, and can get super loud without distorting!
and dont let people dog on ya about an 8" woofer, in a small cab, tuned correct, it will give you a full sound. wont get the LOW LOW notes, but not much music has lots of LOW notes. also, if you like rock, or fast beat music, an 8" sub will be able to pound them out real fast.
#11
deffinately build a custom box for the sub! specific built box sounds WAY better than a generic box
#12
#13
this ideas are exactly whati'm lookign for! what are the requirements for a sub box? i can build a box that fits but what does the sub require so that it sounds good????? what kind of wood? is there any way to use the floor board between the seats and the dash and just build the rest of the box unteh the cab , and water seal it or somthing????
#14
this ideas are exactly whati'm lookign for! what are the requirements for a sub box? i can build a box that fits but what does the sub require so that it sounds good????? what kind of wood? is there any way to use the floor board between the seats and the dash and just build the rest of the box unteh the cab , and water seal it or somthing????
use 3/4" MDF
#15
heres my current setup
i am in the middle of installing this....
first step was speakers, doors and two behind the seats...
http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAu...roductID=19290
the speakers are an easy do it yourself, hit me up with questions
next i had a buddy install a head unit, to give more power to the speakers...
http://cartoys.com/Default.cfm/p/Alp..._AAC_Receiver/
Cartoys also sells boxes for like 30 bux. i used a friends, but it was the same box as CarToys sells. go get the 10" truck box and put this in it
http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAu...roductID=19490
finally, go buy the kicker 4 gauge amp kit and the Kicker 08ZX500.1 or another 400-500 watt amp. im goin all kicker tho
http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAu...roductID=19219
first step was speakers, doors and two behind the seats...
http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAu...roductID=19290
the speakers are an easy do it yourself, hit me up with questions
next i had a buddy install a head unit, to give more power to the speakers...
http://cartoys.com/Default.cfm/p/Alp..._AAC_Receiver/
Cartoys also sells boxes for like 30 bux. i used a friends, but it was the same box as CarToys sells. go get the 10" truck box and put this in it
http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAu...roductID=19490
finally, go buy the kicker 4 gauge amp kit and the Kicker 08ZX500.1 or another 400-500 watt amp. im goin all kicker tho
http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAu...roductID=19219
#16
#17
bolt/screw some angle iron or something to it and then bolt it to the seat brakets, would be the easiest
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