SouthCountyMiles

I want to get a pretty serious sub set up going, but still want to have the trunk available... can people post some pics of their set ups so I can get ideas... I want it to be pretty loud and powerfull, so im thinkin a spare Battery, Amp, Capacitor, and 12" sub setup, all done into the the trunk area, taking up minimal space... lets see whats out there lol!

mfenske

Aah the proverbial wanting one's cake and eating it too! BTW I've never quite understood that saying since I've had cake and ate it too. My advice if you are looking for lots of sound in a small area is to go with a woofer that will displace a lot of air in a given space. Woofers such as the Image Dynamics IDMAX, JL Audio W7 & W6v2, TC Sounds TC-3000, etc. would fit the bill nicely. I currently utilize a single JL Audio 13W1v2 in a sealed enclosure of 1.5 cubic feet after driver displacement. It provides me with lots of clean bass and doesn't take up a ton of room. In regards to the electrical system you can save some room by using a High Output alternator in lieu of a second battery. Here's a couple pics of my sub enclosure:


Mark

SCI_TC_GUY

^^ I never quite understood that saying either... If I have the cake, of course I'm gonna eat it!! I'm not just gonna sit there and stare at it... stupid people...

SouthCountyMiles

yeah right now thats kinda my current set up...



but im lookin for some kinda change, i want people to hear me commin from a mile away!!!

jallamas

Orange County Sheriffs won't like that! From a mile away!


John

mfenske

So are you looking for more output, less space taken up, or both? More volume isn't too tough but the design of our cars sorta limits what one can do with a decent amount of cargo room remaining. Now say a Subaru wagon which is pretty close to the xB in interior volume has way more rear cargo area but less rear seat room. Stinking tradeoffs. Mark

lppro-xb

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/lpprox...e2.jpg&.src=ph

it hits a little javascript:emoticon('')

mke07

dont forget component speakers, i think that's more important than bass. night and day difference, stock compared to a nice aftermarket component system. helps balance the loud bass.

lppro-xb

^^ i deffinitley agree i would replace the stock setup before i put subs in. the stock mids and highs are perty bad in scion....

tanakasan

Look at this post:https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=142405
Can take 4x8, 3x10 or 2x12. Put grilles on it and still leaves a "fair" amount of room for cargo.

SouthCountyMiles

yeah I have all the factory speakers changed out and amped... Im thinking of having a set up where I take out the spare tire and lil cubbie thing, and then putting a 12" where my spare tire was, and then in the cubbie space have a amp and cap for the sub, and then somehow fit a battery back in there if needed haha

thegoatlord

check out audioformz, they make that (essentially) exact setup. or at least close to it.

SCI_TC_GUY

I think 2 18's is serious enough....

lppro-xb

wow.. just wow... how hard dose that hit???? and dose it still sound good???

SCI_TC_GUY

it's not mine, it's "notacop"s setup... 2 18" Elemental Designs... He said it hits hard enough to make him ill and still has great SQ...

lppro-xb

mine hits hard enuf to make your hart beat change and still sounds good! but this one might have me beat! how many watts is he running ? im guessing 2 ed nine.1's ??

SCI_TC_GUY

nope, just one nine.1@1ohm = 1200 watts... said it could handle A LOT more, but there isn't any need in it...

me_and_my_xb-ox

I like the way my setup sounds.. it hits pretty hard

MuNkY

Here is the box i built, 4 Diamond audio d3 10's, 2 diamond audio 800.1 amps, and 1 Battcap 400. It pounds pretty good.



edit: in the 06 we have 2 Type-R 12's powered by a diamond audio 1200.1

Tboneterenzi

here is my Jl 10w7 in the JL H.O. box......realy loud....running a JL 500/1 amp