I really did take time to look through 3-4 pages for this but i could not find the answer i was looking for.


I have a 2008 Z and i want to put a sub in the factory bose port but this audio tech at Fry's electronics said that it does not sound good (i don't know if he was speaking as a friend or someone on commission)

I have an Alpine PDX-600 amp so i'm going to need something that can handle it. Is there a 10" that can breathe, sound good and handle that much power?

I currently have a 12" Memphis M3 but that thing is blown and sounds like crap in my generic best buy box. I really want Polk Audio or a better Memphis but i would really like to hear personal experiences or someone who just knows what the hell they're talking about without trying to pressure me into buying something.

Please Z community, help a noob in distress

 

yeah don't put a sub in the stock blose space. Get a Zenclosure for a JL Audio 10W6 and call it a day.

 

I wouldn't recommend putting a sub in the stock location either. I did a lot of research on free flow air subs for that set up and didn't find anything I thought was appealing or worth the price.

I recently did an install with a Wicked C.A.S. corner enclosure. It sounds great and allowed me to have a clean, stealth install (i.e. I can keep my trunk) and it fits perfectly. My only complaint was the price for the box, but it's worth it in the long run. Zenclosure makes a corner set up,but I think the Wicked C.A.S. box looks nicer and sounds better due to the angle it fires the sub. Here's a link to a review I wrote about it with pics.

https://my350z.com/forum/6577228-post1.html

Another benefit to this set up is you can use the factory sub location for other things. I put my amps there for instance, but you could also fit a nav system or something else there.

I hope this helps and you can make an informed decision on what you want to do.

 

What up Nate...look through this thread...

https://my350z.com/forum/audio-build...undsystem.html

and formulate your own ideas on what you want to do with what you have. The Z is very unique with all of its "hidden" spaces. Be sure to post pics when your set up is complete.

 

lol yeah that's true. for sure that empty sub box has come in handy when the cops pulled me over...

i mean, what?

 

+1, or you could do like me, I have a small box installed under the rear carpet where the spare used to be.

 

Here you go:

http://www.wickedcas.com/product.php...0&cat=8&page=1

 

thanks alot for all the help so far

 

For the ridiculousness that all that costs I would just get the Zenclosure and give up half the trunk.

 

save some money make your own zenclosure thats what i did its cake. cost melike 35 bucks lol. as compared to what 150? and sadly your single 12 wont fit under the rear support...

 

that is including a 500 dollar class subwoofer

 

i would like to hear your break down of this $35 on making a zen enclsoure box. this is assuming even you already have a jigsaw, table saw, router, etc...

it would cost me even more than $35 in raw materials to make a box identical to the zenenclosure....i would be curious as to how you accomplish this hehe

 

^ Maybe if he had all the materials, besides the wood. And those Zenclosure boxes are 99.00. Or find one on here for 50.00. You can buy just the glove box enclosure for 325 I believe and put your own sub in in

 

The subs that actually fit in that glove box enclosure are VERY limited. I know when it first came out there were only one or two subs you could use with it.

 

i have installed a dozen or so the wicked cas glovebox, and i can name the top of my head about a dozen subs that can fit, there should be overall...about 30-40 different sub models out there htat should fit, basically you need a sub that is around 5.6" or less to fit. not THAT hard to find

 

Nice THH. Very clean! As soon as I can afford it I will try to get the same system set up... All I need now is a new economy. Such that allows me to buy wants instead of needs.

 

does anyone have any experience with a 10" Kicker CompVR

 

I have heard the comp vrs in a couple setups. They are pretty decent subs for the price. Never heard any complaints on them.

 

Boston Acoustics FTW...there known for tight airspaces...G2-G3 10 sounds beautiful in tight enclosures.

 

simple answer...go all aftermarket or dont go at all.