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Legend
Joined: Feb 2005
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From: Fort Worth, TX
blown 346Thats expensive. What about something like this., its similar for far less.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/97-04...fAudioQ5fVideo
magnetheadQuote:
Originally Posted by Blaze10
get a little sub tube and just mount on the floor in the back, sub tubes are decent on bass with a built in amplifier, i have one but it's not in my truck anymore. i loved that thing. has just the right bump to it
The Bazooka tubes? Yea they're pretty good, but pricey. I think my setup cost $75 total- 30 for the amp (pawn shop), $30 for the sub (from a friend), and $15 of MDF.
Bazooka tubes are nice had one without the amp in my car before i got the dak. Cheap and easy to install too, might pick up the one with the amp inside this time for the truck since its a lot easier and pretty cheap. Also @magnethead you got a great deal, congrats. Got any pics?
@Blown- I've been looking at the link you posted and it says no modification required. But if nothing is required i dont see how it would fit in the stock housing under the seat. Unless you have to rip out the entire back plastic piece and put theirs in with the sub.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/97-04...fAudioQ5fVideo
magnetheadQuote:
Originally Posted by Blaze10
get a little sub tube and just mount on the floor in the back, sub tubes are decent on bass with a built in amplifier, i have one but it's not in my truck anymore. i loved that thing. has just the right bump to it
The Bazooka tubes? Yea they're pretty good, but pricey. I think my setup cost $75 total- 30 for the amp (pawn shop), $30 for the sub (from a friend), and $15 of MDF.
Bazooka tubes are nice had one without the amp in my car before i got the dak. Cheap and easy to install too, might pick up the one with the amp inside this time for the truck since its a lot easier and pretty cheap. Also @magnethead you got a great deal, congrats. Got any pics?
@Blown- I've been looking at the link you posted and it says no modification required. But if nothing is required i dont see how it would fit in the stock housing under the seat. Unless you have to rip out the entire back plastic piece and put theirs in with the sub.
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All you do is remove the doors on the factory setup and replace the enclosure in the spot the stock door enclosures were. I have had Q logic boxes that are made to fit before. They are a perfect fit with no additional assembly required.
thanks, good to know. Only other question, do all the enclosures have doors over them? Mine does not. maybe they were taken out? I would love to have this and have everything seem untouched.
Legend
Joined: Feb 2005
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From: Fort Worth, TX
my tray doesnt have doors either
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Mine doesnt have the doors either.
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I am currently building a subwoofer box out of 13 ply birch that will replace my center console. The enclosure will be 2cu. ft. big and I will be using 2 Alpine Type R's.
I will be including a compartment on the top for my Alpine Imprint processor and a 2" PVC from the top to the bottom to pass the RCA's and power wiring.
Finally the finish will be leather and carpet.
I will be including a compartment on the top for my Alpine Imprint processor and a 2" PVC from the top to the bottom to pass the RCA's and power wiring.
Finally the finish will be leather and carpet.