good truck sub?

[bryguy00b]

im not out for a killer system or any of that stuff...i got two speakers in the dash..two in the back..and two in the doors..i just want to add some bass to it..whats a good sub to put in the back..and ill have and amp under the seat for it...would i have to have all my speakers run by the amp or just the sub?

 

[Z3PR]

If you're just looking to add some bass, but not the big pounding system, you might want to look into a powered subwoofer. One that comes with it's own amp. I've seen those tubes with a 10" Sub and it's own amp. Fairly cheap and easy set up.

 

[bryguy00b]

yea like a bazoka tube or something like that...

 

[Z3PR]

It'd probley work for that app. I run a Kenwood powered sub in the trunk of the Stratus. It's a tube type. I have a JVC KD-LX1 headunit powering stock speakers (Will upgrade to some JBL's sooner or later) annd the powered sub in the trunk. It's not a mega booming system, but sounds good for a everyday driver.

 

[bryguy00b]

i need something that will fit behind the seat in my truck. and something thats not crazy $$...but good quality at the same time.

 

[Z3PR]

Is this for a K5 ??? Or a pick up ??? I had a 78 C30 crew cab duelly pick up a few years back with (4) 10's in a slim box behind the rear seat.

 

[bryguy00b]

for a pickup..the one in my sig.

 

[Z3PR]

Okay, what I had behind the seat in the duelie was a custom built box with (4) 10" Hollywood subs. with a Kenwood amp under the seat. Hollywood may not be the best name brand, but it sounded good, and I had them for a few years. So I'd say they're good for street beats.

 

[TxK5Blazer]

I have a truck box that would hold two 10's we could work something out for it if interested ...Jason /forums/images/graemlins/usaflag.gif /forums/images/graemlins/k5.gif /forums/images/graemlins/usaflag.gif /forums/images/graemlins/pimp1.gif

 

[bryguy00b]

how much? is it carpeted?

 

[TxK5Blazer]

private message me for the info on it if you don't mind ....Jason