Slim/thin subwoofers

[Stumpuller6.5]

i know nothing about the box i have other than its huge and has two holes in it. that sounded really dirty....

it may be ported.... its gonna hit the trash when i get back from vacation.

 

[drperry]

I want to get a smaller sub box, not a larger one

 

[vansdonk]

I have 2 10" subs in the rear of my truck. The max deflection is 3". I love them.

 

[drperry]

Good deal

I still only need the single 10" for me

 

[vansdonk]

Well, even if you just need one, you do not need a box. You can make your rear panel/5th door panel work just fine. The only reason I have a tiny rattle is from the ladder and the tire rack on the 5th door.

 

[agjake11]

Whats your budget?

i just got one of the slimmest subs out there its a SI BM MKIII (stereointegrity.com) its a 12" sub thats about 3.5" deep and needs .5 cuft of airspace and sounds AMAZING. its just that it costs 255 each and i want another

 

[Boilerup15]

I have a Kicker CVT 12", I like it but it would be better with a little bit higher dollar amp

 

[agjake11]

I have a Kicker CVT 12", I like it but it would be better with a little bit higher dollar amp

i had two of those in 10"s and they were good as well

 

[drperry]

Well, even if you just need one, you do not need a box. You can make your rear panel/5th door panel work just fine. The only reason I have a tiny rattle is from the ladder and the tire rack on the 5th door.

I don't have enough space in my tailgate for it... And I use my tailgate for loading things now and then.

So, I do need a box... I might see if I can get one with the proper volume opposite the spare tire, though...

Whats your budget?

i just got one of the slimmest subs out there its a SI BM MKIII (stereointegrity.com) its a 12" sub thats about 3.5" deep and needs .5 cuft of airspace and sounds AMAZING. its just that it costs 255 each and i want another

That's cheaper than the Alpine 10"

But it also doesn't have the power rating...

 

[vansdonk]

$$$ is an issue. Mine were about $250 each plus fiberglassing the rear panel for a nice custom fit.