I own a vs series 3 spack ute i have decked out the cabbin with a pioneer head unit pioneer splits running off a coustic 2 chanel amp (200 watt 50rms) to each speaker and i have a kicker 2' slimline sub behind the passenger seat. It came already in a box and puts out 800wat 400rms, this is running off a pioneer 800wat 400rms 2 channel bridgeable amp. I am pretty happy with how my car sounds.. i admit you dont get the same bass from the slimlines as you do from a normal sub i think the boxes not being deep is the reason and i even think my sub could be better if it was in a bigger box.
having the sub behind the seat give no room for the passenger and u cant have the seat all the way back... but my m8s that are 6ft can fit in with leg room just not heaps..
i no the other option is putting a sub in the space where the aux fuel tank can go but i think having a sub under a stell tray and house side the cabin does nothing for bass int he cabin...
some ppl also put 6x9 and front speakers but i think thats a bit over the top.. my car is loud just with the splits and my rear view mirror moves coz of the sub i constantly have to re-adjust.
i have been told behind the passenger seat u can put a timber board down and mount the sub into the timber and cut a hole in the back wall for the magnet and then u can fit as big of a sub as u want and have the seat back but then.. its not a sealed box and the free to air subs have little bass.
the other issue is where do u fit the amps? i have mine mounted ont he back wall behind the seats they.. have not over heated yet and i run they pretty hard..
after all this i just want to no what others have done to fit subs and sound system into there ute or any ideas..
having the sub behind the seat give no room for the passenger and u cant have the seat all the way back... but my m8s that are 6ft can fit in with leg room just not heaps..
i no the other option is putting a sub in the space where the aux fuel tank can go but i think having a sub under a stell tray and house side the cabin does nothing for bass int he cabin...
some ppl also put 6x9 and front speakers but i think thats a bit over the top.. my car is loud just with the splits and my rear view mirror moves coz of the sub i constantly have to re-adjust.
i have been told behind the passenger seat u can put a timber board down and mount the sub into the timber and cut a hole in the back wall for the magnet and then u can fit as big of a sub as u want and have the seat back but then.. its not a sealed box and the free to air subs have little bass.
the other issue is where do u fit the amps? i have mine mounted ont he back wall behind the seats they.. have not over heated yet and i run they pretty hard..
after all this i just want to no what others have done to fit subs and sound system into there ute or any ideas..