putting in a 12" JL Audio sub, witha JL Audio mononblock amp, got an extended cab, hoping one 12" will really bump my cab?

 

yes, i had two and that was too much for me

 

ya it will i have a friend with two half gone jl's in his rx7 and they really bump

 

so i should stick with the one?

 

I dont think i could ever say that, as many systems as ive had...it can NEVER be loud enough


You got the space, why not go with 2? "GO BIG OR GO HOME"

Rocky

 

I've got one 12" W3 going in to my truck. I don't like to make my ears bleed or anything, but I'm sure it'll be more than enough for me.

 

yeah i got a 12" JL enclosure, ported, but the tricky thing is its square, so i most likely can only fit on, for now, will prolly add a second one in due time

 

I had (don't laugh) an old Alpine amp, 300W 4 channel, bridged to 150WRMS pushing an old Planet Audio USA 12" sub in a little (probably 1.0-1.5 cb ft) in my extended cab and gain on the amp was 2/3 . . . it wasn't outstanding, you could hear it outside the truck when I drove by and it would knock the mud off real well. This doesn't really answer your question but if it's not going to cost you much or to many negatives I'd go for a 2nd sub.

 

the amp and one sub will run me 900 ha do i throw in two?

 

its your cash....

 

I know a kid who has a JL 12" W3 in his extended cab ranger and it definetely has some bumb. Im looking at getting a W6, but i may change my mind before i order it.

 

Well I have an RE SX 12" with a hifonics brutus 1600 rms @ 1 ohm in a sealed 1.5 cu/ft fiberglass enclosure. It makes my teeth rattle... i'm not sure if the JL will tho...??? hehehe

 

Depends on what your definition of 'bump' is. It depends on the setup: box, amp, sub, sound deadening, etc, etc.