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Thread: Sub Suggestions

  1. #1
    LHC30Victory
    Looking for info to put one or two 10" subs in the rear seat base of our 30 advantage. I will need info on the subs, the enclosures and an amp. I want to add these to our sony system that is using 8 of the 6" speakers and the Sony Explode amp. The boat stays in Havasu and we listen to a wide range of tunes.
    If anyone has a good installer (w/references) we'd consider loaning the house for a week in xchange for labor, just keep in mind I have been called (something ) retentive on occassion.

  2. #2
    rivercrazy
    My suggestion would be to find a suitable Class D mono subwoofer amplifer for whatever sub you choose. They run cooler and much more efficiently than a traditional multichannel class A/B amp.
    What is your goal? Sound Quality, Sound Volume, or a combination of both?

  3. #3
    LHC30Victory
    Don't need killer volume but would like to have good quaility. I'm thinking of taking the existing amp out from behind the mid-cabin seat and mount it in the open above the seat back on a seperate board. the new amp would be next to it or on the other (port) side.
    Have heard on other threads that JBL makes good stuff. Is that what I'd bee in for? What other options are there without bankrupting?
    I can make the boxes but need dimentions.

  4. #4
    rivercrazy
    If you are going with a single sub, you might consider one 12 instead a 10. It will be quite a bit louder and without needing to build a substantially larger box. Most 10's call for a .65 cubic box and 12's need 1 cubic foot in sealed applications. Each sub is a little different.
    IMO you cant go wrong with JBL, Infinity, JL Audio, PG, etc. Personally I like JBL for amplifiers. Infinity Perfect subs have a nice combination of sound quality that are respectably loud.

  5. #5
    77charger
    kicker L7s they also have a nice box for them too.

  6. #6
    LHC30Victory
    Originally posted by rivercrazy
    If you are going with a single sub, you might consider one 12 instead a 10. It will be quite a bit louder and without needing to build a substantially larger box. Most 10's call for a .65 cubic box and 12's need 1 cubic foot in sealed applications. Each sub is a little different.
    I only have 14" vertical and don't want to cut into the bench base too much, also I have a reason to go with two whether it will be 10" or 12" subs. Can one decent ($$) amp handle the two subs without overpowering the 6" speakers?

  7. #7
    riverbound
    LHC30victory,
    If you are really concerned with install quality, My service manager was ranked as one of the top 12 installers in the U.S. Feel free to call me at my shop (909)481-8411 If you read some of the older post in this section you can see that I have taken care of fellow hot boaters. I am located in Ontario right next to the Mills mall
    Bill Kean Al&Eds Ontario

  8. #8
    LHC30Victory
    Thanks RB, I may do that. The only prob is I'm dreading bringing the boat out from LHC. But that would be a good reason to go to the ocean!

  9. #9
    riverbound
    If you are interested we do offer pick up and delivery of the boat, there is a charge though.

  10. #10
    motoboy913
    maybe a separate mono channel amp just for the sub?
    i have a jl audio 12 inch sub in my ford ranger it works perfect in it
    infinity is also a good brand even tho i dont know much about this stuff

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