03 quad cab dakota options?
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The 'any size sub' really doesn't give us any idea what you want. What kind of music do you listen to? What are your goals for your audio system? What's your budget? What are you sourcing your audio from? What sort of amplification are you using? Give us some more info and maybe we can give you a better idea of what would best suite your application.
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The 'any size sub' really doesn't give us any idea what you want. What kind of music do you listen to? What are your goals for your audio system? What's your budget? What are you sourcing your audio from? What sort of amplification are you using? Give us some more info and maybe we can give you a better idea of what would best suite your application.
I listed what i was looking for as far as box location. seems as if you are trying to figure out somethign different like what would be best for me.
So back to the original question.
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[quote=Sohcvtec1995;1734651seems as if you are trying to figure out somethign different like what would be best for me. [/quote]
As a matter of fact, that's exactly what I'm doing. Everything I asked is actually quite relevant.
What kind of music do you listen to? - Reason for asking this is because different woofers respond better to certain kinds of music. 8" woofer for hard rock, 10" for classic rock, country, jazz, 12" or larger for hip hop and rap. Reason for this is because a smaller woofer presents less surface area, therefore less resistance to change when it comes to moving the woofer. Larger cone will move more air and be louder, but at the expense of clairity.
Amplification - What sort of amplifier are you using? Mono block, 2ch, 4ch, 5ch, etc. The amplifier will determine the kind and size of wires you need.
Source of audio - If you're sourcing audio from an aftermarket deck, just be sure that you're using something with a dedicated sub pre out. If you're using a factory radio, you'll need additional parts and labor to complete the install.
I could continue, but it should be well understood by now that I asked these questions for a reason, not just to give a newb a hard time. I asked you the exact same questions I'd ask any customer that comes into my shop, and I've got a reputation for satisfied clients. If you want to just throw something in there, nobody's stopping you. Just realize that there is a right way to build a system, and a wrong way.
As a matter of fact, that's exactly what I'm doing. Everything I asked is actually quite relevant.
What kind of music do you listen to? - Reason for asking this is because different woofers respond better to certain kinds of music. 8" woofer for hard rock, 10" for classic rock, country, jazz, 12" or larger for hip hop and rap. Reason for this is because a smaller woofer presents less surface area, therefore less resistance to change when it comes to moving the woofer. Larger cone will move more air and be louder, but at the expense of clairity.
Amplification - What sort of amplifier are you using? Mono block, 2ch, 4ch, 5ch, etc. The amplifier will determine the kind and size of wires you need.
Source of audio - If you're sourcing audio from an aftermarket deck, just be sure that you're using something with a dedicated sub pre out. If you're using a factory radio, you'll need additional parts and labor to complete the install.
I could continue, but it should be well understood by now that I asked these questions for a reason, not just to give a newb a hard time. I asked you the exact same questions I'd ask any customer that comes into my shop, and I've got a reputation for satisfied clients. If you want to just throw something in there, nobody's stopping you. Just realize that there is a right way to build a system, and a wrong way.
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As a matter of fact, that's exactly what I'm doing. Everything I asked is actually quite relevant.
What kind of music do you listen to? - Reason for asking this is because different woofers respond better to certain kinds of music. 8" woofer for hard rock, 10" for classic rock, country, jazz, 12" or larger for hip hop and rap. Reason for this is because a smaller woofer presents less surface area, therefore less resistance to change when it comes to moving the woofer. Larger cone will move more air and be louder, but at the expense of clairity.
Amplification - What sort of amplifier are you using? Mono block, 2ch, 4ch, 5ch, etc. The amplifier will determine the kind and size of wires you need.
Source of audio - If you're sourcing audio from an aftermarket deck, just be sure that you're using something with a dedicated sub pre out. If you're using a factory radio, you'll need additional parts and labor to complete the install.
I could continue, but it should be well understood by now that I asked these questions for a reason, not just to give a newb a hard time. I asked you the exact same questions I'd ask any customer that comes into my shop, and I've got a reputation for satisfied clients. If you want to just throw something in there, nobody's stopping you. Just realize that there is a right way to build a system, and a wrong way.
What kind of music do you listen to? - Reason for asking this is because different woofers respond better to certain kinds of music. 8" woofer for hard rock, 10" for classic rock, country, jazz, 12" or larger for hip hop and rap. Reason for this is because a smaller woofer presents less surface area, therefore less resistance to change when it comes to moving the woofer. Larger cone will move more air and be louder, but at the expense of clairity.
Amplification - What sort of amplifier are you using? Mono block, 2ch, 4ch, 5ch, etc. The amplifier will determine the kind and size of wires you need.
Source of audio - If you're sourcing audio from an aftermarket deck, just be sure that you're using something with a dedicated sub pre out. If you're using a factory radio, you'll need additional parts and labor to complete the install.
I could continue, but it should be well understood by now that I asked these questions for a reason, not just to give a newb a hard time. I asked you the exact same questions I'd ask any customer that comes into my shop, and I've got a reputation for satisfied clients. If you want to just throw something in there, nobody's stopping you. Just realize that there is a right way to build a system, and a wrong way.
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Whatever honda boy, you want to be an *******, that's fine. I'm done extending any kind of courtesy to you. You burn up two threads on this forum with your unintelligent banter and get all bent out of shape when someone offeres a solution. Go back to poking around with your little rice burner forums, I sure as hell won't miss you.
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In this case just throw a bass shaker back there and be done with it. Maybe a Bazooka tube will fit back there. There's not much space back there so you're extremely limited. Also, a center console enclosure can easily look stock if you know what you're doing or have the right person do it for you. I've seen it done countless times and have done it in my own truck.
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Whatever honda boy, you want to be an *******, that's fine. I'm done extending any kind of courtesy to you. You burn up two threads on this forum with your unintelligent banter and get all bent out of shape when someone offeres a solution. Go back to poking around with your little rice burner forums, I sure as hell won't miss you.
In this case just throw a bass shaker back there and be done with it. Maybe a Bazooka tube will fit back there. There's not much space back there so you're extremely limited. Also, a center console enclosure can easily look stock if you know what you're doing or have the right person do it for you. I've seen it done countless times and have done it in my own truck.