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RedTaIL Enthusiast

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anyone know why this link is not working. I am trying to do my own research and not bother others but between the links and the pics not working its pretty frushtrating

RedTaIL Enthusiast

RedTaIL

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You may want to check out this thread for some more info.  I don't think you can cram two 12's behind the seat.  Under the seat I doubt it would be a problem though.

 

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CREW CAB THREAD LINK that doesn't work??? :jester:

kevperro Enthusiast

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Have one made. Most installers charge very little to do a simple carpet covered 3/4" MDF braced cabinet. If I were you though I'd use just one 12" rather than two. If you go with a driver with plenty of excursion you will get far more output than you really need for a truck cab. You get tons of cabin gain as the space your trying to fill decreases and there just isn't any sane reason you need two 12" drivers unless you are trying to compete in a SPL contest.

 

A single high excursion 12" would only require about a 1 cu. ft cabinet greatly decreasing the size of the enclosure needed. Personally... I'd only use a single 10" but hey... I'm not a bass head.

 

http://www.adireaudio.com/

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Is there enough depth behind the back seat to even fit a 10", let alone a 12?

 

I've got a JL 6WO in a small JL box, and it BARELY fits behind the seat. I don't think you can fit anything deeper back there... as it is, the little 6" is up against the back of the seat, and the back wall of the cab.

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