New Sub Install
Trying to get a 10" sub in the space behing the driver's seat is a major pain in the ***. I went with Polk new 8" Momo Sub and it sounds great. I have a Kenwood KAC-X650D 5 Channel Amp powering the Sub and the new Infinity Kappas I put in the front and back. I also went with a new JVC Arsenal KD-LH3150 headunit along with the Stainless steel face plate that a bunch of people on my350z went with. The whole system just booms and I don't think I need the 10" sub as the 8" gives me quite a kick. Here are the picks.
Sub cost $85 bucks and the box was made from MDF Board from home depot for about $10 including sealer. I have no rattle as I siliconed the areas where the MDF board is mounted to the metal.
Originally posted by Ohio350z
Sub cost $85 bucks and the box was made from MDF Board from home depot for about $10 including sealer. I have no rattle as I siliconed the areas where the MDF board is mounted to the metal.
Sub cost $85 bucks and the box was made from MDF Board from home depot for about $10 including sealer. I have no rattle as I siliconed the areas where the MDF board is mounted to the metal.
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I set up my box so that it would fit in easily and would match the volume that was specified by Polk Audio. If your box is to big or to small your speaker will not sound good. Here is the link to the speaker volume calculator program I used. I used a table saw, drill, screws, silicoln sealer, to build this.
Speaker Volume Calculator
Speaker Volume Calculator
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