J Dubb

Don't get a dual enclosure? What if I can fit 2 15"s in my trunk but the only way is with a dual? I have no idea what I'm talkin about lol but I'm just sayin I basically want a lot of bass so my vision vibrates and you can feel it, not sure if 2 12"s could still do that in a Focus, that's why I say 15"s.

One question: Will I need to know what subs I'm getting before I make a cardboard box enclosure (because of the measurements or whateva) to see if it fits?

Thanks again Baller, makes sense.

Alright, I'll do some reading. Still, ideas of a setup would be cool too. But yea I'm gonna read around

What do you mean about this Gauge talk?

Yo Vic wanna help me with a setup?

^^^ Thanks man. More ideas

It's cool. More help would be nice lol.

Thanks for the advice Baller, I'm for sure tryin the cardboard idea. I'll remember Alpine, but for now wanna see more ideas of a setup.

Hey everyone, I was told to come here for some help with car audio from people who know what they're talking about. So let's get started I have a 2001 Ford Focus (SE I believe, not sure though) . I'm looking for some "car/vision vibrating" bass, with decent sound quality (At least be able to hear the song lyrics, while still feeling the bass) . Now, I'm new so I want to know what the best setup I could get that is safe for my Focus and around $1,000, give or take $100. Also, if you don't mind ( You don't have to ) explain what something means if you say it (RMS/2 Ohms), because I have no idea what that stuff means. But otherwise, tell me wat you think and why it would be good. My Focus has factory speakers, and I don't have a head unit. I measured the trunk, and surprisingly it seems like it can fit a Dual 15" Vented Sub Box. It is not a hatchback Focus, it's a four door sedan. Thanks so much for the help, send me a message if you need anything, otherwise post. - J Dubb