Subwoofer help!
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Subwoofer help!
Hello,
Soon I will be buying some new subwoofers for my 93 Dodge D-150 long bed. But i need some advice to where to put these speakers, since there are no room behind the seat.
If any body can help that would be great!
Soon I will be buying some new subwoofers for my 93 Dodge D-150 long bed. But i need some advice to where to put these speakers, since there are no room behind the seat.
If any body can help that would be great!
i ran 2 10's in my truck, behind the seat, they kicked some *** for 2 10's as well...
basically on my truck the box could be 9 inches deep on bottom, and 6 top (slated box)
but i now run a single 10 which sounds good
remeber you have to calculate air space in...so like single 12/10 works, 2-10s, 4 8's and so on
imo a shallow mount 12, in the proper box, and the proper wattage should do some good
my 10 is in a .6cf sealed box, with about 175-200 watts rms on it....my box is built to spec(a tad off)and it rocks my truck...and i can hear it over my noisy exaust
basically on my truck the box could be 9 inches deep on bottom, and 6 top (slated box)
but i now run a single 10 which sounds good
remeber you have to calculate air space in...so like single 12/10 works, 2-10s, 4 8's and so on
imo a shallow mount 12, in the proper box, and the proper wattage should do some good
my 10 is in a .6cf sealed box, with about 175-200 watts rms on it....my box is built to spec(a tad off)and it rocks my truck...and i can hear it over my noisy exaust
Last edited by fast_five_oh; Jul 6, 2011 at 07:22 AM.
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there is plenty of room behind the seat. i have a 9" behind my seat and it fits fine in the box i made. i could have built a smaller box but didn't. maybe the next one i build will be smaller but there was plenty of room.
