Sundown Audio subwoofers in a boat?
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I have a set of sundown sa-8 subs that are not going to make it into my truck. I am wondering if anyone has used these in a boat and if so how well they hold up.
For 8" these things are just plain ignorant and if you YouTube them you will be quite impressed. I just don't want to ruin them. Thought's???
For 8" these things are just plain ignorant and if you YouTube them you will be quite impressed. I just don't want to ruin them. Thought's???
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From: North Tonawanda, NY
Jacob makes a nice woofer. When I was last into car audio he had a ton of rebuild kits for them too. I would run them until they stop working, then rebuild them and run them again. They are beastly little 8's with bigger motors on them then most 12's
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I am not really looking for big bass, I mainly listen to country/hard rock. I just have a pair of these that didn't make it to my truck and I thought about selling them but also thought maybe they would work in a boat. I know that they are put together well but still have a paper cone so I am afraid.
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From: somerset ky
I have twin jl audio 12w7 subs in my boat, any subs in a boat are a little tricky, they do not respond the same as in your truck. Open air verses closed. I don't know much about sun down, other then they are old school, but can't imagine they would be damaged to awfully easy depending on location of mount. Which is where?



