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Just picked up this truck and am looking for option for subwoofer(s). I did see the Kicker factory add-on but, am using the rear under seat area to store items in a Tuffy lock box.

 

My question is if: 

 

1. Anyone has or knows if you can add a sub into the factory Bose sub location? (is it in the console?)

 

2. Has anyone used a small powered box like this (https://www.crutchfield.com/p_091IBUS20/Focal-Integration-IBus-20.html) under the front seat(s).

 

TIA!

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1 hour ago, onetactical said:

Just picked up this truck and am looking for option for subwoofer(s). I did see the Kicker factory add-on but, am using the rear under seat area to store items in a Tuffy lock box.

 

My question is if: 

 

1. Anyone has or knows if you can add a sub into the factory Bose sub location? (is it in the console?)

 

2. Has anyone used a small powered box like this (https://www.crutchfield.com/p_091IBUS20/Focal-Integration-IBus-20.html) under the front seat(s).

 

TIA!

I was told that it is in the center console and people that know much more about car audio then me stated that you never run 2 subs,  I was looking at the GM Sub for the Bose system and will probably go that route only not to void the warrantee.  My dealer said that if I spice any wires it will void the warrantee but according to the directions on the GM sub they do have to spice the wires under the kick panel.  So I guess they splice better than me.  I did use a 10" Kicker powered sub in my last truck and it sounded pretty good for what it was.  I had a JL audio stealthbox in the truck before that and that thing sounded amazing but they are a bit pricey.

 

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Jus ordered a jl stealthbox for my 20 1500 mounts under rear seat, has 2 12in subs, paired with a jl 700 watt amp! Will go with factory bose! [emoji123]


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