Bazooka tubes
08-05-2013, 04:59 AM
#2
Bazooka Tubes
Hey Matt. I think bazooka tubes are great. Sure you can get "better" quality and sound from a separate amp, sub and a properly tuned box but the bazookas are no slouches. I had a 6" and an 8" in my 2012 FX2 and the set up was simple and straight forward and the sound was good. I recently upgraded to the bazooka with an 8" sub on each end and a built in 250 watt class d amp and it is awesome. What makes it even better is that I bought it REALLY cheap ($39 on ebay) from a guy that thought the amp was blown. Turned out he had it wired wrong. I also changed out the rear door speakers with some Rockford Fosgate R1682's. Still undecided whether to go with coaxials or components on the front speakers. Hope this helps.
08-11-2013, 12:25 AM
#3
Hey Matt. I think bazooka tubes are great. Sure you can get "better" quality and sound from a separate amp, sub and a properly tuned box but the bazookas are no slouches. I had a 6" and an 8" in my 2012 FX2 and the set up was simple and straight forward and the sound was good. I recently upgraded to the bazooka with an 8" sub on each end and a built in 250 watt class d amp and it is awesome. What makes it even better is that I bought it REALLY cheap ($39 on ebay) from a guy that thought the amp was blown. Turned out he had it wired wrong. I also changed out the rear door speakers with some Rockford Fosgate R1682's. Still undecided whether to go with coaxials or components on the front speakers. Hope this helps.
08-12-2013, 09:09 AM
#4
Senior Member
I had one in an S-10 quite a few years back, I liked it very much.