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#151
The bass frequency range is non-directional so it doesn't really matter where ya put 'em in the cab since it's the thump that is felt more than is heard. Consider mounting the amp under the console and each subwoofer under each seat and pointing down.
Ever hear Hank Jr's "A Country Boy Can Survive" at 200+ watts RMS?? You'll be "bumpin'".
Ever hear Hank Jr's "A Country Boy Can Survive" at 200+ watts RMS?? You'll be "bumpin'".
#153
HIO Just for your info, and our tail dragging problem. I put 15 lb of air in the back shocks yesterday and measuring from the bump down, it went from a 1/2" low to 3/8" high in the back.
#154
What material did you use to make the headliner board out of ?
Just finished cutting new backing boards for my door panels and headliner. As quick as the new clips come for the door panels, I will be taking them and the seats to the upholstery shop. They will be covered about like they are they are now, but black with the pleats turned horizontal and light gray contrasting stitches.
While I'm waiting to do that I got some more toys in today, so guess what I will be doing tomorrow.
While I'm waiting to do that I got some more toys in today, so guess what I will be doing tomorrow.
#156
That's my kind of music. And you are right bass is non-directional. I haven't made my seat brackets yet, so I don't know how mush room I'm going to have under my seats. My amp was made to go under a seat, but it isn't but 1 5/8" thick.
HIO Just for your info, and our tail dragging problem. I put 15 lb of air in the back shocks yesterday and measuring from the bump down, it went from a 1/2" low to 3/8" high in the back.
HIO Just for your info, and our tail dragging problem. I put 15 lb of air in the back shocks yesterday and measuring from the bump down, it went from a 1/2" low to 3/8" high in the back.
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#162
That is some pretty county up in there. I used to get up that way every now and then, but don't get far from Paducah or Possum Trot any more.
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