Opinions on subwoofers
#1
Opinions on subwoofers
I am thinking about getting one sub woofer, probably just a 10-inch in the trunk. I want to put one in, but I want to hear the music not my car rattling everywhere.
I want to hear what others did in their G35s so I can get an idea of what I'm doing.
So,to who ever has them....
What brand?
What size?
How many?
Do you like them?
I want to hear what others did in their G35s so I can get an idea of what I'm doing.
So,to who ever has them....
What brand?
What size?
How many?
Do you like them?
#3
Sundown Audio SA-12
1 12" subwoofer, dual 4-ohm voice coil
Ran off a 1500watt audiopipe amp, wired to two ohms so its gettin 1000 watts power
I like it a whole lot, its very loud and fills out the rest of my music, but i am also running a nice set of components in my front doors ran off a 2 channel amp so my music is loud and clear.
1 12" subwoofer, dual 4-ohm voice coil
Ran off a 1500watt audiopipe amp, wired to two ohms so its gettin 1000 watts power
I like it a whole lot, its very loud and fills out the rest of my music, but i am also running a nice set of components in my front doors ran off a 2 channel amp so my music is loud and clear.
#4
Sundown Audio SA-12
1 12" subwoofer, dual 4-ohm voice coil
Ran off a 1500watt audiopipe amp, wired to two ohms so its gettin 1000 watts power
I like it a whole lot, its very loud and fills out the rest of my music, but i am also running a nice set of components in my front doors ran off a 2 channel amp so my music is loud and clear.
1 12" subwoofer, dual 4-ohm voice coil
Ran off a 1500watt audiopipe amp, wired to two ohms so its gettin 1000 watts power
I like it a whole lot, its very loud and fills out the rest of my music, but i am also running a nice set of components in my front doors ran off a 2 channel amp so my music is loud and clear.
#5
A single 10" JL 10w6v2, powered by a JL 500/1v2 in a 4080 box. Very good setup.
My wife's has a single 10" Rockford Fosgage Punch P3, also in a 4080 box. Not as tight as the JL 10w6v2, but it was a bit cheaper.
Dynamat? No - too expensive and not very good. Vibration dampener? Yes - CLD tiles from www.sounddeadenershowdown.com
I also used minimal-expanding foam sealant inside the spaces of the rear deck and other spaces to keep stuff stiff and rattle-free in the trunk.
My wife's has a single 10" Rockford Fosgage Punch P3, also in a 4080 box. Not as tight as the JL 10w6v2, but it was a bit cheaper.
Dynamat? No - too expensive and not very good. Vibration dampener? Yes - CLD tiles from www.sounddeadenershowdown.com
I also used minimal-expanding foam sealant inside the spaces of the rear deck and other spaces to keep stuff stiff and rattle-free in the trunk.
#7
The doors are definitely a necessity too, especially if you're upgrading the speakers in them.
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#8
The trunk is probably the most important. It's not very well sealed from noise, since it's generally sealed off by the seats from the main cabin. You want some sort of path for the bass in the trunk to get to the cabin, so removing the rear 6x9's or 8" woofer in the rear deck will let noise from the trunk in. The trunk lid, fenders and trunk floor should be dampened.
The doors are definitely a necessity too, especially if you're upgrading the speakers in them.
The doors are definitely a necessity too, especially if you're upgrading the speakers in them.
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That's a popular practice here, it's called a front soundstage set up. Music is recorded in a 2 channel format, not in surround sound. So when you add rear speakers to the mix without sophisticated mixing/equalizing equipment you end up with an unbalanced/muddy result. Go with a good quality set of component front speakers and a sub in the trunk. Super clean sound and good thump.
#11
That's a popular practice here, it's called a front soundstage set up. Music is recorded in a 2 channel format, not in surround sound. So when you add rear speakers to the mix without sophisticated mixing/equalizing equipment you end up with an unbalanced/muddy result. Go with a good quality set of component front speakers and a sub in the trunk. Super clean sound and good thump.
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