where to put subs?
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04-08-2004, 07:22 AM
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you better hurry and finish. the poker run is less than 2 weeks away.
ive got 4 vega 12s in the back bench, and imo they dont hit near as hard as they should. ive heard (maybe from you
) that underneath hits a lot harder.
ive got the old style punch 75's. 1 to every 2 12's. PPI amps for the high end.
hows it run?
ive got 4 vega 12s in the back bench, and imo they dont hit near as hard as they should. ive heard (maybe from you
) that underneath hits a lot harder. ive got the old style punch 75's. 1 to every 2 12's. PPI amps for the high end.
hows it run?
04-08-2004, 05:32 PM
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Ha Bikinilover,
Did you put those subs in a box or are they open air
under the seat ?????
Just been trying to figure how to get more bang for the
buck....
Your install looks killer !!!!!
Did you put those subs in a box or are they open air
under the seat ?????
Just been trying to figure how to get more bang for the
buck....
Your install looks killer !!!!!
04-09-2004, 07:55 AM
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Re: Sub Install
Originally posted by rfweber
Ha Bikinilover,
Did you put those subs in a box or are they open air
under the seat ?????
Just been trying to figure how to get more bang for the
buck....
Your install looks killer !!!!!
Ha Bikinilover,
Did you put those subs in a box or are they open air
under the seat ?????
Just been trying to figure how to get more bang for the
buck....
Your install looks killer !!!!!
04-09-2004, 11:12 AM
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Thanks for the info Danger...
That sounds like it was a large project...
But I was on the same page with putting the subs in a
box...under the seat...(Loss of Beer space sucks)!!!!
That sounds like it was a large project...
But I was on the same page with putting the subs in a
box...under the seat...(Loss of Beer space sucks)!!!!
04-12-2004, 06:39 AM
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Re: Sub Install
Originally posted by rfweber
Ha Bikinilover,
Did you put those subs in a box or are they open air
under the seat ?????
Just been trying to figure how to get more bang for the
buck....
Your install looks killer !!!!!
Ha Bikinilover,
Did you put those subs in a box or are they open air
under the seat ?????
Just been trying to figure how to get more bang for the
buck....
Your install looks killer !!!!!
Thanks!
04-12-2004, 02:14 PM
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Nice install Bikinilover! It looks like you coated the boxes with some kind of sealer? What did you use? I've contimplated building a box for under the seat to improve the sound of my free-air but haven't had the time to tackle that one yet. The sub in my cabin does the job fine but it would never hurt to have a little more bass coming from the bench seat - the chicks seem to like it there! Do you get any unwanted rattles or vibrations from having the subs under the bench?
Do you get any unwanted rattles or vibrations from having the subs under the bench?
04-12-2004, 05:01 PM
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do the subs all the way up in the v-berth work well. i have a 36 outlaw and there is no room to put them under the rear seat. have only just short of 8 inches. yea makes a lot of sense a 24-25 outlaw has plenty to room to stick 10's under the back seat but the 36 dosnt. have one 10 mounted under the glove box but need to get more bass from somewhere??? any clues??
