Eckstream -
I've got a setup similar to what you're describing. I've got two 12" subs in a sealed box, with a slanted top where my amp sits. Eventually I'll be designing a panel to replace the original, but I haven't quite figured out what I want it to look like yet. It looks kind of cool how it is right now. One day I'll buy a digital camera and post some pics. ;Db;
Two 8" subs. I have two good 8" subs that I like to run in stereo. For dual kickdrums. They sound good, fill the truck with bass without being blatantly obvious from outside that you have a sub; like 12" subs.Quote:
Originally posted by coachreed: I meant to ask the other night... who said "other"? What you lookin for? Maybe a pair of 10" subs? That might be able to happen.
That's where good sound damping comes in; I can BLARE my two twelves, yet if the doors and windows are closed, you can barely hear a thing outside. It's awesome! ;Db;
I dunno who recently voted on this poll, but the OP hasn't logged on since 2008, so don't get your hopes up...:smilewink
C'mon Dub, the thread is only 9 years old. One can hope....Quote:
Originally Posted by Ldub
Hope & change brother, hope & change...:smilewinkQuote:
Originally Posted by WormGod
We're all full of it...
Maybe two JBL 10's in a Isobaric Box!!
ive installed a ton of subs in different vehicles (so many that i dont even want any in my vx) and ive never had one sound good with a sub pointing in that direction that close to the end of the vehicle of this shape - i cant see it sounding near as good as if it were pointed towards the back about a foot from the rear end
that being said depending what you listen to its hard to go wrong with two decent 12" subs and plenty of power to push them - unfortunately most stock alternators dont take too kindly to the type of power being drained and will most likely need to be beefed up as well as plenty of capacitors added into the mix
and yes i know this thread is 35 years old