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bass_stalker

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  1. so your asking about a fourchannel amp im guessing?
  2. i told you about these lastnight. my friend had them in his buick on a 1200 watt power acoustik and they beat good for their price
  3. does that truck need the chime adapter too idk if that can cause it not to power on but i know some trucks need it
  4. 76 inches in length damn what are you putting it in im putting it in a 94 dodge 2500 ;P any idead on what i can do tho? cuz i need 2.5 cubic feet but i think my dimensions are 2.5 cubic feet outside the box =( uhm i use the rockford calcuator but i think the torres box calculator could tell you internal dimisions if i recall right. im pretty sure you could fit one good 12 in it f it has the right depth. the sub i have now is a Soundstream RBW12 its like 6.125" in depth and the box i have it in now is like 10" in depth and i have to pull my seat all the way up so i want a box thats 8" in depth so i still have some room for the passenger (my girlfriend) to sit comfortably lol yeah that could be a problem. thought of doing a blow through?
  5. 76 inches in length damn what are you putting it in im putting it in a 94 dodge 2500 ;P any idead on what i can do tho? cuz i need 2.5 cubic feet but i think my dimensions are 2.5 cubic feet outside the box =( uhm i use the rockford calcuator but i think the torres box calculator could tell you internal dimisions if i recall right. im pretty sure you could fit one good 12 in it f it has the right depth.
  6. http://www.maxxsonics.net/manuals/hifonics/pdfs/HFi%20Subwoofer%20Manual.pdf this is what you should need
  7. So I would provide: 39 is the width of the trunk 20 is the length in the trunk i'm going to use (only half of the trunk) 17 is height. The link to Steve's build I want: http://www.stevemead...st-for-my-site/ The subs: http://www.amazon.co...=A1DXN92KCKEQV4 you would have to find out the woofer displacement too and how much airspace they need. http://hifonics.com/Hifonics_HF_Subwoofers.html im not sure if its stated on their website
  8. not all that sure but try the subwoofer/ enclosures forum. i dont remember any of the free guys. but just post your diminsions. sub specs and show them the box youd like to have them design. and you should be set.
  9. that would be interesting now you would have to design the box. there are a few guys that design them on here for a few dollars. or i think some guys might do it for free.
  10. uhm im prettysure there is a forum for members build on here. just look on the forums menu
  11. you could put ne on each side one in the middle theres lots of places toy could port it. id just look at some of the members builds for 12's and find a design you like
  12. So probably just buy the speakers and custom build the box? What do you know about hifonics though.. I mean a 35 dollar 12" kinda makes me think of the saying "you get what you pay for" well my buddy was running his power acousik t them and they were slamming their ass off but that was in a ported box. they did get alittle warm but they were running more than max power. what size amp do you have to work with? I've got to buy an amp lol. We'll with these do you suggest porting the box? i couldnt tell you there ive only heard them in a ported box so i dont know how they sound sealed. I mean I can run it sealed.. but if it sounds bad it'd be a pain in the ass porting it with it already being sealed what do you mean?. If it sounds like shit in a sealed box, it would be a pain in the ass to port it.. not really. Just a little bit of extra work ah got you well genrally you get more sqout of a properly designed sealed box. but they need lots of power
  13. So probably just buy the speakers and custom build the box? What do you know about hifonics though.. I mean a 35 dollar 12" kinda makes me think of the saying "you get what you pay for" well my buddy was running his power acousik t them and they were slamming their ass off but that was in a ported box. they did get alittle warm but they were running more than max power. what size amp do you have to work with? I've got to buy an amp lol. We'll with these do you suggest porting the box? i couldnt tell you there ive only heard them in a ported box so i dont know how they sound sealed. I mean I can run it sealed.. but if it sounds bad it'd be a pain in the ass porting it with it already being sealed what do you mean?.
  14. So probably just buy the speakers and custom build the box? What do you know about hifonics though.. I mean a 35 dollar 12" kinda makes me think of the saying "you get what you pay for" well my buddy was running his power acousik t them and they were slamming their ass off but that was in a ported box. they did get alittle warm but they were running more than max power. what size amp do you have to work with? I've got to buy an amp lol. We'll with these do you suggest porting the box? i couldnt tell you there ive only heard them in a ported box so i dont know how they sound sealed.
  15. So probably just buy the speakers and custom build the box? What do you know about hifonics though.. I mean a 35 dollar 12" kinda makes me think of the saying "you get what you pay for" well my buddy was running his power acousik t them and they were slamming their ass off but that was in a ported box. they did get alittle warm but they were running more than max power. what size amp do you have to work with?
  16. prefab boxes usually dont sound good unless they are made for that woofer. and i wouldnt trust a boss kit. but thats just because ive had problems with boss amps and speakers
  17. well all i can find are the 12's but their 35 a piece i think http://www.amazon.com/Hifonics-HFI12D4-Ohm-Watt-Subwoofer/dp/B0017GIP3K/ref=sr_1_1?s=car&ie=UTF8&qid=1301362833&sr=1-1
  18. Well I think two 12's would be too loud for my little lancer lol. plus I would need a better amp for two 12's that why I was going with two 10's mdf at home depot is- $27 for a really big ass sheet, I don't know the dimensions. I'll have about 200 for speakers including the mdf. thatll be tough but its doable. a sealed box for 10's should only need 1 sheet. i know imma get some flak for this but what about hifonics 10's or somethin My friend bought a sheet its huge.. like more than enough. how much do hifonics usually run? i think you can get some for like 40 online. let me check
  19. Well I think two 12's would be too loud for my little lancer lol. plus I would need a better amp for two 12's that why I was going with two 10's mdf at home depot is- $27 for a really big ass sheet, I don't know the dimensions. I'll have about 200 for speakers including the mdf. thatll be tough but its doable. a sealed box for 10's should only need 1 sheet. i know imma get some flak for this but what about hifonics 10's or somethin
  20. 76 inches in length damn what are you putting it in
  21. you could probboly do some decent 12's with the amount of space you have. how much are you looking to spend per sub?
  22. Well Im not going to make a port. So what should I do? I'm completely new to this. allright so your gonna do a sealed box. you need to find out the specs of your subs and findout what their displacement is and how much airspace they require in a sealed box.
  23. the outer diminsions of the box would give you 6.22 Cubic Feet of airspace. but that isnt figuring in a port, woofer displacement, or bracing. thats also with the box being made out of 3/8 mdf. though im sure you could use a differnt size than that.
  24. sounds like a plan. thanks for all the help
  25. yeah ive figured in all of that. im probobly gonna measure out my runs of wire today
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