Woofer location
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Post Fiend
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http://www.jvc.com/press/index.jsp?i...3&PressKitID=7
http://www.audio-warehouse.com/web/mdl/CSBB2/detail.asp
I need to find more details about this. It'll fit but I need to search out performance specs. One won't be enough but it looks like I can easily fit one under both the powered driver and the passenger seat.
http://www.audio-warehouse.com/web/mdl/CSBB2/detail.asp
I need to find more details about this. It'll fit but I need to search out performance specs. One won't be enough but it looks like I can easily fit one under both the powered driver and the passenger seat.
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Originally Posted by webmaster
Will leave about 7/8" give or take.
Originally Posted by webmaster
http://www.jvc.com/press/index.jsp?...=3&PressKitID=7
http://www.audio-warehouse.com/web/mdl/CSBB2/detail.asp
I need to find more details about this. It'll fit but I need to search out performance specs. One won't be enough but it looks like I can easily fit one under both the powered driver and the passenger seat.
http://www.audio-warehouse.com/web/mdl/CSBB2/detail.asp
I need to find more details about this. It'll fit but I need to search out performance specs. One won't be enough but it looks like I can easily fit one under both the powered driver and the passenger seat.
They also have a Kenwood that is similar, bit more expensive, but a little louder too and has more (and better reviews) Kenwood Detail
I think they did a comparison of the Kenwood and the Infinity Basslink and the Kenwood did surprisingly well for what it is.
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I had a guy bring me his extended cab today to look at. I am thinking about rebuilding his rear seat to make enclosures for the subwoofers out of them. He's having the interior redone anyways with the soft leather. I did this years ago with a 97 F250 and turned out nicely. Little harder of a seat to sit on but he doesn't plan on many people riding in the back anyways. (so he says....now)
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Originally Posted by fordboy_52
u change names kc?
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Just so you know, with that powered sub, your spending $130 on a 6" subwoofer, and 120 watt peak amplifier... You can get a 120watt amplifier for $35. Ebay LA120, should bring up a legacy amplifier... I'm not sure it's bridgable, but it should be...
Now, figuring in $20 for an enclosier, you've got $75 for a sub
If you're just looking to add a very small amount of bass, that's a good option... but if you're looking for adding any decent bass, then a 6" sub will NOT cut it...
It just doesnt have the cone area of a 8" or 10"
Doing some "very" quick math, it's only got about 19" of displacement... A 8" has about 25", and a 10 has about 32".
A 6" would need to have about a third more xmax then a 8" to get the same frequencys... And, 3/4 times more xmax as a 10"...
I think.
I've never heard one personally, but you might want to check out "tangband" brand speakers... U can get them at www.partsexpress.com
Good luck with your project, sounds like alot of fun
~Nate
Now, figuring in $20 for an enclosier, you've got $75 for a sub
If you're just looking to add a very small amount of bass, that's a good option... but if you're looking for adding any decent bass, then a 6" sub will NOT cut it...
It just doesnt have the cone area of a 8" or 10"
Doing some "very" quick math, it's only got about 19" of displacement... A 8" has about 25", and a 10 has about 32".
A 6" would need to have about a third more xmax then a 8" to get the same frequencys... And, 3/4 times more xmax as a 10"...
I think.
I've never heard one personally, but you might want to check out "tangband" brand speakers... U can get them at www.partsexpress.com
Good luck with your project, sounds like alot of fun
~Nate
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A huge amount of bass isn't my concern. I don't listen to rap... at all. Fake drums with lower frequencies than the real thing just aren't my bag. I do, however, like to listen to Rush's Neil go into a drum solo. 
Practically anything is going to be better than the stock system.
Practically anything is going to be better than the stock system.
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