To thump or not to thump (Subwoofer stuff again)
04-04-2007, 10:51 AM
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Originally Posted by maroonedlandshark
Bret928,
Seeing as how you live in Poway check out a place called "Street Noyz" down by the Sports Arena. They built a fiberglass sub enclosure that fit INSIDE my spare tire and houses an 8" sub. I have 120 watts driving it and it sounds superb. Their work is of high quality and they didn't break the bank. This way, I've got killer sound.... and I still have my spare.....
Seeing as how you live in Poway check out a place called "Street Noyz" down by the Sports Arena. They built a fiberglass sub enclosure that fit INSIDE my spare tire and houses an 8" sub. I have 120 watts driving it and it sounds superb. Their work is of high quality and they didn't break the bank. This way, I've got killer sound.... and I still have my spare.....
04-04-2007, 04:44 PM
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I have been delighted with a Bazooka sub, which sits to the right in the hatch. The amp that powers it is mounted to the back of the right back passenger seat.
I keep a tire in my spare tire well.
Be sure to get hold of a copy of High Roller, by Crystal Method. This song, with a good subwoofer, will let you do 35mph without the engine on.
I keep a tire in my spare tire well.
Be sure to get hold of a copy of High Roller, by Crystal Method. This song, with a good subwoofer, will let you do 35mph without the engine on.
04-05-2007, 04:23 AM
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Rick Carter;
Yes I still have my air pump. It now lives next to my amps to the right side of my spare. Street Noyz built a raised sub floor over the back 2/3 of the cargo area that is about 4" above the standard cargo floor. That leaves enough room for the sub that sits in and above the tire and also leaves enough room for 2 amps, air pump, spare belts and a few small tools. I place the stock carpet over the new floor and it makes for a stelth set up.
Yes I still have my air pump. It now lives next to my amps to the right side of my spare. Street Noyz built a raised sub floor over the back 2/3 of the cargo area that is about 4" above the standard cargo floor. That leaves enough room for the sub that sits in and above the tire and also leaves enough room for 2 amps, air pump, spare belts and a few small tools. I place the stock carpet over the new floor and it makes for a stelth set up.
04-05-2007, 08:42 AM
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I've used a bazooka in an MB which worked well although the MB trunks are rediculously insulated. Even the self amplified bazooka works well and will minimize installation and space required.
