I was at Circuit City today and I was asking why my 10" subs didnt sound to
good in my truck. I have a extended cab 2003 silverado. I have 2 seperate
little boxes that fit under the rear bench seat powered by a Pioneer 760W
amp. Anyways, they told me to put a really thick kind of fabric inside the
boxes and that will fool the boxes into thinking they are bigger therefore a
cleaner and more powerful sound. Just wondering if this was true?

Lasher

installing fiberfill in the boxis cheap and easy.... Wallmart has bags of the
stuff
for a little over a dollar I think.... It wont hurt to put somein your boxes but
I
doubt you will hear any difference....

Why not spend a couple of bucks and then when its installed go back to
the Circuit City Morons and tell em it still sucks.... ;-)

ask em NOW WHAT?

ha ha
maybe THEY will learn something

Eddie Runner

Lasher wrote:

I was at Circuit City today and I was asking why my 10" subs didnt sound to
good in my truck. I have a extended cab 2003 silverado. I have 2 seperate
little boxes that fit under the rear bench seat powered by a Pioneer 760W
amp. Anyways, they told me to put a really thick kind of fabric inside the
boxes and that will fool the boxes into thinking they are bigger therefore a
cleaner and more powerful sound. Just wondering if this was true?

Lasher

Anyways, they told me to put a really thick kind of fabric inside the
boxes and that will fool the boxes into thinking they are bigger therefore
a
cleaner and more powerful sound.

hehehe...

Damn, and all this time I thought the only way to get a "cleaner more
powerful sound" from a Citcuit City install was by adding a few huge Alpine
and Pioneer stickers on my car windows.....

would i be better building a custom box that is just 1 long box that fills
up the whole area under the back bench seat instead of having two seperate
small boxes?

Lasher
"Lasher" wrote in message
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I was at Circuit City today and I was asking why my 10" subs didnt sound
to
good in my truck. I have a extended cab 2003 silverado. I have 2 seperate
little boxes that fit under the rear bench seat powered by a Pioneer 760W
amp. Anyways, they told me to put a really thick kind of fabric inside the
boxes and that will fool the boxes into thinking they are bigger therefore
a
cleaner and more powerful sound. Just wondering if this was true?

Lasher

uh huh....

FHLH


"Kevin McMurtrie" wrote in message
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They don't sound good because they're in little boxes. You either need
big boxes or a way to vent the back end of a woofer to the outside of
the cabin.

If you did that you wouldnt have any air space in the box left!

THAT WONT WORK!!

FogHornLegHorn wrote:

buy subs that match the volume of the enclosures you have......
simple as that.

FHLH...... wrong size box, sub sounds bad.... any sub, by any manufacture.

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A Q-Logic Box with a Mono Block class D MTX Amp and a 8000 series
sub will sound good all available at CC. Not my choice but if that's where
you want to go it's an option. You will pay double for half the sound.

They sell computers, TV's dryers etc. Go to a car audio shop.

That is my 2 cents.

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"Eddie Runner" wrote in message
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If you did that you wouldnt have any air space in the box left!

THAT WONT WORK!!

FogHornLegHorn wrote:

buy subs that match the volume of the enclosures you have......
simple as that.

FHLH...... wrong size box, sub sounds bad.... any sub, by any
manufacture.

Paul Maxson wrote:
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