01' crew cab under seat enclosure

[n8huntsman]

Anyone know where I can find one of these? I found this one but was looking for a little more cu.ft.

http://www.subthump.com/gmcrew.htm

[mburnam]

You could try http://www.proboxrocks.com/chevy/01-03crew.shtml

[n8huntsman]

I saw that too but was under the impression that it went behind the seat not under it. It doesnt really say though so I could be wrong. And whats with the 1.80 cu. ft. That's way too much for any 10" sub that I've seen. I only need 1.00 cu.ft. I think it must be a typo. There is no way they could get that much volume. But I'll look into it. Any others???

[n8huntsman]

I called them and it does go behind the seat. And d**n thats a lot of airsapce for one sub.

[Halen5150]

Yes, it's a lot of airspace, but the box is ported. You need the extra airspace for a ported box.

[lovette]

The Probox will hold the new Sony 10 inch Dual voice coil sub nicely. I know, it's a sony, but it doesn't sound bad with a JL 250 mono amp.

[n8huntsman]

Too bad it goes behind the seat. That's where my carputer is.

[GF7PE]

I an old subthump one. That one in the link looks to be made much better

[mburnam]

Several audio shops around here carry this line. This is my first install, so I really am not up on all the different enclosures that are available out there, but I have one of the dual 12 downfire boxes in my extended cab. I love it. It seems very well built. It is constructed of 3/4" mdf and then coated with, what looks like to me, Rhino lining - but smoother. Bulletproof.

 

The small sealed enclosures like mine cannot get near as loud as a ported box, but my bass is very tight and I think it sounds great. No room for much of anything (subwoofer wise) behind the rear seat of the extended cabs. Nice place for the amps and stuff, though. Just my 2-cents worth.