4080s subwoof box
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05-04-2005, 10:02 AM
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Ya 4080 send me some pics, info, and pricing.. you can PM me or email me at the46@optonline.net thanks..
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05-04-2005, 11:23 AM
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Originally Posted by 4080
It depends on how much money and bass you want. I am perfectly fine with a JL 10W0. It sounds awsome and is cheap. But since I knew some guys wanted to listen to my car loud I went with a larger Rockford P3. The JL 10W6V2 is the most popular and is my suggestion.
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05-04-2005, 10:47 PM
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05-04-2005, 10:56 PM
Originally Posted by jasperg35
is there a reason you recommended a 10" sub as opposed to the 12"? i understand the physics behind the 10" needing less space to sound better, but are you suggesting that your enclosure is suitable for a happier 10" than 12"? if so, i agree with your jl10w6v2. i was more or less asking about fitment, as far extra drilling, fit, space or whatever. thanks. pm me for prices please. looks like my next project.
The reason I picked a 10" sub is because of space. My goals for this box was that it looked factory, did not take up much room, did not stick out far, incorporated a grill, be able to be removed without tools in 10 seconds, and sounded great. A box for a 12 would have poked out too much and would have prob. went into the spare tire area, this would mean that you could not pull it out quickly.
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05-05-2005, 12:10 AM
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#73
05-05-2005, 07:28 PM
I would be happy to post the pics of my 4080 with a JL 10W1 sub and Alpine V12 amp. The only problem is that I am an internet retard and have yet to learn how to host and post a pic. I would be happy to email them to someone if they will post them for me. I can tell you that I showed the box to a good friend of mine who used to be one of the best installers I have ever seen. He thought the box was excellent quality and was a great price for what I was getting. I was looking for a little more low bass but I didnt want to go crazy with the stereo. This was exactly what I was looking for. I have the sub on the left side and the amp on the right. Its looks great and really doesnt take up a lot of room. I highly recommend this box for any application you might be looking for.
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05-05-2005, 09:59 PM
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4080, I would love to get a price for the box. Either PM or email to marchesano@yahoo.com. Thank you.
#75
05-05-2005, 10:12 PM
Originally Posted by Austin99
I would be happy to post the pics of my 4080 with a JL 10W1 sub and Alpine V12 amp. The only problem is that I am an internet retard and have yet to learn how to host and post a pic. I would be happy to email them to someone if they will post them for me. I can tell you that I showed the box to a good friend of mine who used to be one of the best installers I have ever seen. He thought the box was excellent quality and was a great price for what I was getting. I was looking for a little more low bass but I didnt want to go crazy with the stereo. This was exactly what I was looking for. I have the sub on the left side and the amp on the right. Its looks great and really doesnt take up a lot of room. I highly recommend this box for any application you might be looking for.
GREAT!! I am glad that everything worked out. What sub did and amp did you end up going with? See you on Lake Travis, if i'm not too drunk.
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