SRT4TODD

I am thinking of joining the SQ guys....I would love some feedback.

"SUB" ideas for a regular cab truck.

ANY IDEAS?

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iTrader: (7)

If you want loud you think of subs, if you want SQ, it's everything else.
Most any sub in the right box will do for "sq".

grep

For SQ you want most of the low frequencies to be reproduced by your mid bass drivers. The sub should be crossed over as low as possible and should blend seamlessly with your mid bass. SQ sub bass is best achieved from a sealed box system that can play down to 20hz or lower. This type of system often requires a lot of power.

SRT4TODD

Thanks for the advice guys.........

I am looking for some ideas on "Types" of subs used for small vehicles. Space is
an issue.

MTT

iTrader: (17)

what kind of truck?....more detail on this "space issue"?.....does the truck have a console you could fit an 8 or 10 in?....do you not already know all this stuff?

SRT4TODD

I have a Dakota R/T.

I "Think" I can fit a 10 inch in the center console if I take out the factory one.
But, I was hoping on so ideas on "SUB" brands..........

MTT

iTrader: (17)

ohhhh, there a million options, but out of what I have used in the way of tens that like a small enclosure are:

JL 10w1 (believe it or not)
PG rsd 10 (loves a tiny enclosure)
IDQ 10....

Dukk

They incorporated a factory sub into the Dak console? Where and how big?

Dakotas are notoriously nasty for subbage cuz there is NO room behind that seat (thanks MOM). I would consider an 8 or 10 in the console or some handywork on the doors for an 8 or reeeeealllly good 6.5 in each one.

Ideally, your easiest option is a bandpass in the bed with the vent through the backwall of the cab but I find very few guys willing to cut a hole in their truck