what subs
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Originally Posted by 99bajakid
Im in the same situation as the original poster, i have a ton of money to sink into a system but im just concerned about airspace. Will two JL 10" W7's fit into a CC F350 without much modification?
Im a musician, so i think thats where i get my audiophile tendencies...
Im a musician, so i think thats where i get my audiophile tendencies...
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i've spent more than 20k on my home audio system.. not that much more but still.
I dont have a problem spending extra dough to get a really well ballanced system for my truck. What mods would need to be done to fit a quality sub like the W7?
I dont have a problem spending extra dough to get a really well ballanced system for my truck. What mods would need to be done to fit a quality sub like the W7?
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Originally Posted by 99bajakid
i've spent more than 20k on my home audio system.. not that much more but still.
I dont have a problem spending extra dough to get a really well ballanced system for my truck. What mods would need to be done to fit a quality sub like the W7?
I dont have a problem spending extra dough to get a really well ballanced system for my truck. What mods would need to be done to fit a quality sub like the W7?
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With that kind of money, i would look into getting something like a brahma, RE XXX *personal favorite*, or a Treo. With the size you are looking at i would go with a XXX 8" or 10". And get a hifonics or planet audio amp, running 1ohm, about 1200watts RMS to push 2 of them. Then get a new alternator and put a redtop battery upfront. You should be close to your limit, granted besides the main parts, subs, amps, alt and what not look at spending about $200 on good wiring to run your setup. I work at best buy and listen to rockford, alpine, sony, and eclipse all day long, and i can tell you, if you have a really nice setup at home, those just dont cut it.
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ForTiLLiaN- I agree with your stance on 'name brand' car audio stuff. in my experience the name brand stuff is very over priced for the sound quality you receive... although i think eclipse decks are very nice quality. I've heard of planet audio, and resonant engineering before so i'll definitely have to piece something together with their products. Do you have any recommendations for component speakers, any particular brands that seem to jump out as superior to others. You seem to really know your stuff.
