How about a 1991 mazda Miata? I am looking to add some bass, but have limited real estate.
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I think this would be an excellent choice of subs for the application, if there is any room behind the seats. I don't think it would work in the trunk, as you would need some kind of venting. This is an excellent product and use it in my F-150. Being a hideaway its most likely the best application for your vehicle.
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Even though it can fit virtually anywhere, it still needs room to breath. I placed mine underneath the front passenger seat and It sounds horrible!!
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If you are just looking to add bass to the factory system this will do a very good job of that and it will fit under just about any seat out there I would imagine. If you are looking to add to a high powered system, the kicker hideaway is not gonna give you much.
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I'm telling you this thing is horrible. You'd do yourself a favor and just put some rockford power series in the doors and a good powered head unit. The hideaway doesn't have any bass. I stress waste of money
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i have these speakers in my ford...good bass response. looks really well built..
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I appreciate that, I wanted to get back to you.I love my Definitive speakers I am running the 40s on the sides I'm running actually 10 speakers with definitive studio 350s in the rear a separate single powered older Definitive subwoofer I bought in the early 90s for the heck of it, the 8060's in the front, and an 8080 center speaker. I listen to a lot of heavy metal and I like my whole house to expand and they do the trick, your set up sounds perfect for the 40s, I'm sure you'll love them.Stan
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Something that has a RMS around 300. I'd go with Kenwood or mtx for the price. Boss good too.
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Std( midgrade )sub will fit but you'll get better sound from a shallow mount sub due to inadequate air space. I have a kicker cvt in mine and it gives me great bass all around
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BTW - only the sub is from the old system. I have a set of Yamaha's for the r/c/l set-up. :)
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It depends on how much bass you are looking for. I suggest a 12" if you want plenty of bass and a 10" if you just want a little bump in your trunk. I used to sell car stereo and Kicker 12" solarbaric is the best!
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Yes, but i would get some subs just to fill in some low end. You can ship anything anywhere for a price. It will get pricey fast.
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They will sound good with a aftermarket stereo. But an amp will give it more power and neater sound.
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Hi Vivienne, if you want a little bit of extra bass you can put 6x9 in the back of your car and connect to your stereo, if you want a strong bass, then these are quite good and they look fantastic, this box doesn't have an amplifier, you will need a mono amp that generates at least 400 watts rms at 2 ohms or at least 300 watts rms at 4 ohms to play them well. I had them for 2 years.
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you probably can, depending on your kenwood amp, but I don't think you'll be happy with the bassresponse needed for a car, unless of course, you are using a sub....and if so, then you would probably bemuch happier with a good pair of car speakers. :)
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Yeah you will. You can get one from companies like Metra and Scosche. If you're unsure about doing it I'd recommend talking to a local car audio shop (NOT Best Buy)
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Anything is possible but why would you want to. I'm sure you could intercept either the high or low input speaker leads to insert this JL clean sweep but you would need a JL HD digital amplifier to do this right with the signal processing you will need once you've cut into either one of these signals. Not exactly sure where you would in this type of car / system due to the complexity of the 7.1 audio system in that type of car. Adding this device to give you more subs would be the only reason for finding an installer smart enough to cut into this system. Its a toss up whether or not this will have a negative result by adding to this system. Once you've added an amp to this system there could be distortion issues with the surround sound system. A cheap amp is going to create issues with current draw which can steal current from the surround sound BMW amplifiers. The JL HD amps will solve this but it would be a good idea to change your battery to a jell core Optima type battery to stiffen the current draws for the amps. You will only be able to control these subs with the separate volume control knob that comes with the clean sweep and not through the dash or steering wheel controls. These clean sweep products are only for those cars with stock OEM head units and the owner of the car doesn't want to install some crazy in dash unit but they want to add an after market system for there cars. This isn't meant for what your situation to be honest. If you can afford that car and aren't happy with the system then wreck the entire system out and rewire it to a competition standard. Easiest way to have a guaranteed loud and clear system. But that's just me. Hopefully this helps. If you have more questions just fire away.
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Sorry for the delayed response. It would be recommened so you don't blow the deck in your car by running them. I have a set of 6 inch speakers for the front and a four way amp/amp kit that I'm selling. If interested let me know. Will sell the whole package for 150 plus shipping. This is what I ran in my car and it sounded great. If you have any issues you can return for a refund.
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I have a used pan for a 351 that I might be willing to sell. Currently installed on an engine I was gonna rebuild. but I would be willing to sell it for 75 $ if you wanted it
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As long as you can adjust your gains on the amp, you should be able to get some good clean bass out of them. They can take some punishment.
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No problem with that at all -- I have a fairly-customized setup in my Mazda "6" with two dash speakers (Polk 3.5" crossed over @ 800Hz) and the stock speakers in the door. I route everything under 125Hz to the sub, so the door speakers are mid-bass to low-midrange with the midrange and highs in the dash. The rears are full-range. The Alpine drives all six without a problem (the sub is separately powered.) Note that the amp will drive 2 ohms so a purely-capacitive crossover is ok (6db slope) but you don't get an uprating on power doing that as you do with some other amps.