upgraded the B&O not so unleashed.

[Shane361]

Hahaha. It’s more than I need, im not a stereo guy. A friend of mine was going to “hook” me up with a local installer. He f’d it up so bad I had to go to another shop and get it fixed. Ended up 4k in on a stereo I didn’t even want. Haha

That's exactly what led me to start doing my installs myself. You spend damn near as much on install as you do equipment. I've learned so much in the last three years. Installed better alts, learned and built lithium battery banks for high power amps, sound deadening, tons of speaker configurations and ohms etc etc. Past 10k into this build but it never stops. I now have an 8k amp to install and to fabricate adaptor plates for 8's to go into my front doors. Never Stops.

 

[Littlefx4]

That's exactly what led me to start doing my installs myself. You spend damn near as much on install as you do equipment. I've learned so much in the last three years. Installed better alts, learned and built lithium battery banks for high power amps, sound deadening, tons of speaker configurations and ohms etc etc. Past 10k into this build but it never stops. I now have an 8k amp to install and to fabricate adaptor plates for 8's to go into my front doors. Never Stops.

Lol But at some point it has to, right?

 

[Shane361]

Lol But at some point it has to, right?

I think not, I for one am never happy and always want more. Some might be smarter than me...lol. But I'm more of a basshead than most...even at 50.

 

[-RRRaptor-]

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Just had this installed in my truck. Perfect fit just lost jack space.

Do you mind sharing what speaker and amp you went with? Was this ordered for MTI?

 

[Littlefx4]

Do you mind sharing what speaker and amp you went with? Was this ordered for MTI?

It appears to be this kit from MTI. SGS's setup don't offer 10s behind the seat; rather, 6x9s. Aside from MTI, haven't heard of anyone else offering a behind-the-seat solution for larger subs...could be wrong, don't hold me to it. lol

Ford

 

[SoundsGoodStereo]

It appears to be this kit from MTI. SGS's setup don't offer 10s behind the seat; rather, 6x9s. Aside from MTI, haven't heard of anyone else offering a behind-the-seat solution for larger subs...could be wrong, don't hold me to it. lol

Ford

Larger subs require more internal airspace in the enclosure... Physically you might fit a larger sub, but you will not have the airspace to have any type of low end extension (low bass). We use two 6.5-inch subwoofers in a high-efficiency vented enclosure and based on what we see in the market, the only one that fits and allows full functionality of the rear seat. If you are willing to lose functionality of the rear seat, you gain airspace and larger subs can happen due to the gain of airspace.

Space makes bass, not the size of the woofer alone.

 

[Shane361]

Larger subs require more internal airspace in the enclosure... Physically you might fit a larger sub, but you will not have the airspace to have any type of low end extension (low bass). We use two 6.5-inch subwoofers in a high-efficiency vented enclosure and based on what we see in the market, the only one that fits and allows full functionality of the rear seat. If you are willing to lose functionality of the rear seat, you gain airspace and larger subs can happen due to the gain of airspace.

Space makes bass, not the size of the woofer alone.

Moral of the story is to pull the back seat out and put in a larger enclosure with larger subs! You heard him say it! This is mine..but I'm having another built for a single 15" Sundown Audio ZV6. Hope to be able to put my seat back in and lifted up to accommodate the new enclosure.