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ZZebes Senior Enthusiast

ZZebes

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Being as though i have an extented cab short bed, i lost a lot of cab room under the rear seat to the fuel tank. Hence, i cant fit conventional subs under there.

 

So, Does anyone have any experience with the Pioneer Flat Sub. I have seen them and psuedo heard them in a crew cab. but the 3.5" Mounting depth is an atractive option.

Truckin2003 Enthusiast

Truckin2003

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i would be interested in hearing some more info on these myself. in my truck being only a reg cab i cant afford to lose anymore leg room bye having to move the foward to accomadate subs.

tech12volt Enthusiast

tech12volt

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i would be interested in hearing some more info on these myself.  in my truck being only a reg cab i cant afford to lose anymore leg room bye having to move the foward to accomadate subs.

 

 

 

i actaully make sub boxes fot these subs and they work great. www.I'mNotASupportingVendor.com lots of customers have used them for the crew cab and love them

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DGUIN New Member

DGUIN

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THESE SUBS ARE AWESOME.I HAVE AN 06 SIERRE CREW CAB WITH TWO OF THESE WITH A FOSGATE T3002

 

AND A 1.0 FARAD CAP AND I LOVE THEM.I JUST SIGHNED UP SO LATER TODAY ILL HAVE PICTURES THANKS

Wingnut Senior Enthusiast

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Being as though i have an extented cab short bed, i lost a lot of cab room under the rear seat to the fuel tank. Hence, i cant fit conventional subs under there.

 

So, Does anyone have any experience with the Pioneer Flat Sub. I have seen them and psuedo heard them in a crew cab. but the 3.5" Mounting depth is an atractive option.

 

I got two "conventional" 10" subs under the rear seat in my ex cab without hassle...What's this about a fuel tank?

 

I've only heard one set of of the flat Pioneers, and they sounded horrible (to me)...Now, how a speaker sounds is highly dependent on the box, setup, source, and amp...So I could have just heard a bad one...But they sounded pretty weak.

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Yeah please clerify that "gas tank" problem...something after market you have? my '02 w/ 2 Rockford Fosgate 10's in Q-logic boxes and amp in center. The 1 farad cap is mounted bottom right hand side of the picture underneath and behind the seat. There was plenty of room and it sounds great.

 

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min9861 Enthusiast

min9861

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you can find a truck box, which you can fit 2 10s or 2 12's that will slide under your seat. its 1 piece and it takes all the room under the seat.

 

but if you are looking for thin subs, i say go for the new sonys. i would rather get th soe then th e pioneers

NJx72 Enthusiast

NJx72

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you can find a truck box, which you can fit 2 10s or 2 12's that will slide under your seat. its 1 piece and it takes all the room under the seat.

 

but if you are looking for thin subs, i say go for the new sonys. i would rather get th soe then th e pioneers

 

Anyone know where to find the boxes? I'd love to put fullsize subs instead of the slim pioneers.

Wingnut Senior Enthusiast

Wingnut

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you can find a truck box, which you can fit 2 10s or 2 12's that will slide under your seat. its 1 piece and it takes all the room under the seat.

 

but if you are looking for thin subs, i say go for the new sonys. i would rather get th soe then th e pioneers

 

Anyone know where to find the boxes? I'd love to put fullsize subs instead of the slim pioneers.

 

 

All of my local audio shops have them for about $100-$150. I had two (full size) 10" Kicker Comp V/R's under the rear seat in my '02 ex cab, firing downward. They sounded great too.

cambo Enthusiast

cambo

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The box that I am getting built is for 4 10" JL W3v3 all firing into the cab, not downward or upward. Plenty of room for the sub amp and component amp.

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Dragon Slayer Enthusiast

Dragon Slayer

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Being as though i have an extented cab short bed, i lost a lot of cab room under the rear seat to the fuel tank. Hence, i cant fit conventional subs under there.

 

So, Does anyone have any experience with the Pioneer Flat Sub. I have seen them and psuedo heard them in a crew cab. but the 3.5" Mounting depth is an atractive option.

 

I am not sure how they sound..

 

But just to let you konw.. Kicker and Rockford also has shllow mount subs.. I am looking for a box that I can fit 2 12's under the seat in my Crew cab using the shallow mounts..... Most boxes only fit 8's or 10's. NOt sure if it is because of the depth of most subs or what.. I will have to call them and ask if a 12" hole can be cut because I have found subs shallow enough to mount in them.. Yes they also have enough air space with the Rockfords so that is not a issue......

Dragon Slayer Enthusiast

Dragon Slayer

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i would be interested in hearing some more info on these myself.  in my truck being only a reg cab i cant afford to lose anymore leg room bye having to move the foward to accomadate subs.

 

 

 

i actaully make sub boxes fot these subs and they work great. <span style='color:blue'>www.I'mNotASupportingVendor.com </span> lots of customers have used them for the crew cab and love them

 

 

Do you have or can you make a box for a 07 Classic Crew Cab that will hold one or two 12's under the rear seat (down fire) Yes they will be shallow mounts... I am looking at the rockfords......... All the boxes I have found are for 10's If I knew if there was enough room to cut the hole larger and mount the 12's I would just order it and cut away but I am not sure if it will work...

 

Sub thump has a box that looks just like the box at supercrewsounds.. not sure if there is a difference but it is 1/2 the price......

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Dyabolical Enthusiast

Dyabolical

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Every time i hear of someone using a capacitor i cringe....nothing but wasted money. Listen to me people....they are WORTHLESS!!!!! = P

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