Originally posted by rivercrazy
I ended up putting my subs in the rear seat base. Couldn't be happier with the sound quality and the volume.
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/...tereo4-med.jpg
What did you use? Two subs two ports? Cool setup, does it thump? I need your plans LOL
They are four 10" subs in sealed enclosures. They are powered by a 1200 watt subwoofer amp.
To be honest its too much bass for four 6X9's and two 6.5" seperates (those are getting about 100 watts each for a total of just shy of 600). I have the gains on the sub amp turned down pretty low.
Hell yeah! I'll love this forum lots of info. When I start my project I'll come here for tips.
I have these beasts powering my 2-JL Audio 10w7 subs, 2 pairs of BA 6.5 Pros, and 2 pairs of BA 6x9's. Ten months later I'm still making my damn payments on this system.
Plenty of juice on those babies!!!!!!
my sub a up front . sound great.
LIKWIDSUKR
that particular boat is one of the hardest hitting boats I have built. It has won numerous stereo contests, including this years eliminator regatta for best stereo. If you go to havasu you will see it out on the water almost every weekend. It is a blue 25 eagle with a big al&eds autosound sticker on the side.
go to new f-26 in cat and tunnels for some pic's
some of them in the Magic. Trojan Dan's set-up is nice also as are the rest of yours...
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/...C01480-med.JPG
Infinity Subs
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/...C01225-med.JPG
Infinity amps. Big babies, 300Wx1 Class D RMS, 75Wx4 RMS
they power the rest of the speakers (8). Everything is Infinity and I can't rave enough of these.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by locogringo
[B]some of them in the Magic. Trojan Dan's set-up is nice also as are the rest of yours...
Thanks Loco. What are you looking at when you upsize your boat?
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