Sub enclosure for regular cab
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Tuned
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Sub enclosure for regular cab
I would like more bass in my truck and would like to add a subwoofer. I listen to classic rock and only want more bass, not to thump the outside world.
I have a 93 f150 regular cab with bench seats and they have to be back all the way all the time. What are my options for enclosures and sub size? Am I better off going with a bazooka self powered tube or can I fit a sealed sub enclosure in there and a small amp...one sub or two? I heard JL audio is good.
thanks.
I have a 93 f150 regular cab with bench seats and they have to be back all the way all the time. What are my options for enclosures and sub size? Am I better off going with a bazooka self powered tube or can I fit a sealed sub enclosure in there and a small amp...one sub or two? I heard JL audio is good.
thanks.
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I have two 8s in a truck box, behind my regular cab and they do great and I have the cab bench almost all the way back too, so it works pretty good.
The biggest you're probably going to be able to fit is 12s, that's if you want the seat nearly all the way up.
The biggest you're probably going to be able to fit is 12s, that's if you want the seat nearly all the way up.
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From: Richardson
I have this maybe it will work for you It was in expensive and I will not be cryin like ababy if it gets stolen. Audiovox Car Stereo Speaker System VB12 from walmart.com I am pleased thus far or if you want to empty your pockets there is www.crutchfield.com
