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| Alan96EF |
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Hey guys,
I still have my old sub setup from my EF which was 2x12" Xplod subs with said amp.... If i was to put this into my BF XR Ute Cab behind the seats (I tested and it fits in there), would this be too much bass for such a small space? Or would it kick a**!? Its either that or i wire up an 8" Rockford Fosgate Punch sub in there. What are your thoughts... Cheers Alan
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| Shum's EL |
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Alan96EF wrote: (I tested and it fits in there) Then why not just wire it in and and you'll soon find out!! |
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| philaddis |
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You can always adjust the gains right down if it's too bassy.
I would think that the 8's would be a better way to go tho. It'll be slightly tighter than the 12's but still deliver plenty of bass for a ute. As said tho, I'd just wire her up and have a play and make a decision from there.
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| GetToTheGone |
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philaddis wrote: You can always adjust the gains right down if it's too bassy. I would think that the 8's would be a better way to go tho. It'll be slightly tighter than the 12's but still deliver plenty of bass for a ute. As said tho, I'd just wire her up and have a play and make a decision from there. This would be your best option
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| low_ryda |
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my brother had one 12 in his hilux and it was too much bass for the space.... however it's a ute, and it's your ute.
wire those suckers up and see if you like it, don't let us tell you what you like!
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| elmattxr |
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i had one mtx 12 inch woof woof in my old baxr8 ute and i though that was insane??? i personaly in a ute a good pair of 7x10's and splits is plenty
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| Stone |
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8" subs and 7x10's won't reproduce low bass adequately. Stick to 10/12/15" and just use some common sense with the bass volume control. If it's too loud, turn the bass down... It's pretty simple
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