Replacement for oem bose sub?
01-14-2009, 01:29 AM
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stock car systems : my first car/truck [99 dodge ram], i blew out all the speakers, and kept it that way, it was grand, glad i got a new car a year so after and then found out about the whole car audio scene.
01-15-2009, 03:17 PM
#18
personally, if i HAD to put a sub in the car, it would be in a sub box in the trunk....with the spare tire removed...this would help reduce weight
01-18-2009, 05:14 PM
#19
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why is it necessary for ALL of your stock trunk space..the 4080 box or the zenclosure are pretty good with taking little space up.
here is another option though.. https://www.myg37.com/forums/audio-v...-in-a-g37.html
here is another option though.. https://www.myg37.com/forums/audio-v...-in-a-g37.html
01-18-2009, 05:36 PM
#20
I'm going to have to agree with gtracing, the stock sound system is crap. I expected a lot more from a $40,000 car.
My question is why? Is it weak speakers or is it a poor signal as well. If it is just weak speakers I can fix that with some money and a little work. If it is a poor signal then the term "screwed" comes to mind. The system (audio system and nav) is so integrated that I don't want to mess with the head unit.
My question is why? Is it weak speakers or is it a poor signal as well. If it is just weak speakers I can fix that with some money and a little work. If it is a poor signal then the term "screwed" comes to mind. The system (audio system and nav) is so integrated that I don't want to mess with the head unit.
01-19-2009, 07:40 PM
#22
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You will never get decent bass from the door "subs".
I was not willing to compromise my already non existent trunk. I went with a stealth install for the amp (by the jack) and a side pocket sub. I am running a 10" Alpine type R and a Pioneer Ice 600w RMS amp.
I got my install idea from:
https://www.myg37.com/forums/audio-v...all-redux.html
I did not put in the fan and have had no issues so far.
I was not willing to compromise my already non existent trunk. I went with a stealth install for the amp (by the jack) and a side pocket sub. I am running a 10" Alpine type R and a Pioneer Ice 600w RMS amp.
I got my install idea from:
https://www.myg37.com/forums/audio-v...all-redux.html
I did not put in the fan and have had no issues so far.
01-19-2009, 07:49 PM
#23
as far as i know, there is no aftermarket 10 inch sub with the same depth as the bose OEM. Even the pioneer flat subs won't fit without an adapter plate. I know, we tried it
That being said, even if there was a sub that will fit, the cubic feet needed to get a decent bass will be almost impossible if you decide to do that on the doors
My recommendation:
If you want decent bass and make it stock looking, Find an audio expert around your area, have them remove the 6x9's on the rear deck and tell them you want 3, 8 inch subs, free air set up firing down to your trunk on the rear deck, if tuned right, it will sound awesome. Unless you want to drive to cali for a week, we can do that for you.
That being said, even if there was a sub that will fit, the cubic feet needed to get a decent bass will be almost impossible if you decide to do that on the doors
My recommendation:
If you want decent bass and make it stock looking, Find an audio expert around your area, have them remove the 6x9's on the rear deck and tell them you want 3, 8 inch subs, free air set up firing down to your trunk on the rear deck, if tuned right, it will sound awesome. Unless you want to drive to cali for a week, we can do that for you.
01-19-2009, 09:27 PM
#24
as far as i know, there is no aftermarket 10 inch sub with the same depth as the bose OEM. Even the pioneer flat subs won't fit without an adapter plate. I know, we tried it
That being said, even if there was a sub that will fit, the cubic feet needed to get a decent bass will be almost impossible if you decide to do that on the doors
My recommendation:
If you want decent bass and make it stock looking, Find an audio expert around your area, have them remove the 6x9's on the rear deck and tell them you want 3, 8 inch subs, free air set up firing down to your trunk on the rear deck, if tuned right, it will sound awesome. Unless you want to drive to cali for a week, we can do that for you.
That being said, even if there was a sub that will fit, the cubic feet needed to get a decent bass will be almost impossible if you decide to do that on the doors
My recommendation:
If you want decent bass and make it stock looking, Find an audio expert around your area, have them remove the 6x9's on the rear deck and tell them you want 3, 8 inch subs, free air set up firing down to your trunk on the rear deck, if tuned right, it will sound awesome. Unless you want to drive to cali for a week, we can do that for you.
i need to drive to cali.... damnit
01-20-2009, 12:54 AM
#26
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It doesn't usually get too hot in Vancouver so you should be fine with the stealth amp install. The 4080 box is great... fit is perfect and the sound is great. I am very happy with the install... shoot me a PM if you want pics
01-20-2009, 01:01 AM
#28
4080 enclosure and amp mounted under the trunk floor like finagle69. I've got the gear to do it but it's one of the many projects on my car I haven't gotten around to yet. You could also replace the front components and get better sound and midbass by replacing the stock 10" door "woofers" with some good 8" subwoofers or midbass drivers.
01-20-2009, 10:42 AM
#30
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You guys do get the odd hot day on the coast, but typically it is hotter inland
Love Vancouver... just can't take the rain.
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