Regular cab system
07-29-2010, 12:51 AM
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I am running two Fosgate P3 10" deeps and they are plenty loud in a regular cab. My buddies have the Kenwood 12" 1200w slims on the kenwood 1000w amps and they actually sound very impressive for being slims. Just a thought
07-31-2010, 04:49 AM
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07-31-2010, 09:13 AM
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Thanks, My buddy works at a stereo shop and he built it for me... He also made me an amp rack, Its mounted to the back wall of the cab. The seats still go all the way back.
07-31-2010, 10:45 AM
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Sorry I didn't get back to ya sooner, forgot about this thread lol.
It sounds awesome
Showed a friend of mine who is a professional installer and he said he's installed a lot of systems spec'd out by the customer that weren't near as loud as my 2 10s. I wasn't going for sheer volume though, or I would have gone with 12s. I just wanted really accurate bass response, but more volume than I needed just in case I wanted to really turn it up. Sealed boxes are the best design, IMO...
It sounds awesome
Showed a friend of mine who is a professional installer and he said he's installed a lot of systems spec'd out by the customer that weren't near as loud as my 2 10s. I wasn't going for sheer volume though, or I would have gone with 12s. I just wanted really accurate bass response, but more volume than I needed just in case I wanted to really turn it up. Sealed boxes are the best design, IMO...
07-31-2010, 11:23 PM
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Well I sold my amp today.... I went with 4 tens and a bigger amp. I hope to have it in tomarrow. I gotta take the seats out to install it all. I will post pictures and stuff when its done. I know its gonna be heavy. I will get my kicks and then I will worry about going fast. Its a turd right now and it will be until I get a damn job. 
08-03-2010, 02:56 PM
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I installed the new system. 4 10's and a 2000 watt mono amp. In a reg cab silverado. It sounds good. The sound is a lot cleaner than just the 2 10's. I still wanna go with 12's someday. So its for sale. I haven't seen many boxes like this one. It fit perfect.
08-04-2010, 12:27 AM
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Yeah I guess so... I hooked it up like the book showed. The amp said not to go less than 1 ohm and the speakers had a book that showed all the possible ways to hook them up. That crap is confusing with dual voice coils and all. But I got it all right I am guessing. It sounds damn good. It was good before with 2 10's but it's a little deeper and hits harder at a lower volume now with 4 new 10's.
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