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I have reccently purchased a 93' toyota mini truck. It has no room for subs in the cab, so im thinking of putting the subs in the bed because i have a fiberglass flat cap on the back. But im wondering...am i going to be able to hear quality bass through my cap and through the walls of the cab??? People have told me to cut a hole through the bed into the cab but thats not an option because they are not connected, there is an inch or two gap between the two.
So will i be able to hear the bass well enough to install subs in the bed?>?
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Posts: 17 | From: Spotswood, NJ, USA | Registered: Feb 2000
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If you will put subs in the bed, but without any connection to the cabin sound will be very poor!
My suggestions would be:
- Build bandpass box and vent it directly to cabin - Buy some small, but effective subs. I have good experience with passive (not active!) SAS Bazooka. This will add some bass to original speakers. - Try to put 2x8" into each door.
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Posts: 1820 | From: Ljubljana, Slovenia | Registered: Jan 2000
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Well with that gap there just get a rubber boot or wheld (spelling) a piece of steel to it and close the hole off to the outside but still have the opening to the truck. It will make a WORLD of difference,.
------------------ Robert (Rob) 1996 Chevy Cavlier 2.2L Member Of"Team Gates" and "Team Shockwave" USAC Sactioned Judge -----Judged----- 1999 Spring Break Nationals 1999 Midwest Regional http://www.sounddomain.com/5349 My up and coming SPL system.
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