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That is rather expensive, dont you think you could do it yourself or know someone who could help you out.
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Originally Posted by Odain
(Post 9491)
Basically i plan to pull the back seat out and have a box built that will completly fill in the back. It will accomedate 3 12'' or 2 15'' subs and whatever else i need to make it sounds right. I also plan to upgrade the door speakers. I have not decided yet. I got estimates on the box and it will cost about 400-450 not counting the actual equipment.
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Originally Posted by Ty
(Post 9494)
That is rather expensive, dont you think you could do it yourself or know someone who could help you out.
Well, when i was talking to the guy about it he just spit off a number. He said materials are rather in expensive but the labor is what costs. I have never built a speaker box of this magnitude. It will be a bit at at time. Plus i plan to get other estimates on what i want. |
definatally, that is why I said try it you yourself because if you mess up you are not out to much money if it dosent work out.
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you could definately build a nice box for what you want for less then 100 bucks for materials easy. and thats covering it also. plus u would have ur labor, but who cares about that, its always fun to do these kind of things.
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Originally Posted by Ty
(Post 9520)
definatally, that is why I said try it you yourself because if you mess up you are not out to much money if it dosent work out.
Yeah, you are probably right. I will have to look into this a bit further. |
Originally Posted by Odain
(Post 9491)
Basically i plan to pull the back seat out and have a box built that will completly fill in the back. It will accomedate 3 12'' or 2 15'' subs and whatever else i need to make it sounds right. I also plan to upgrade the door speakers. I have not decided yet. I got estimates on the box and it will cost about 400-450 not counting the actual equipment.
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Originally Posted by T-SOR
(Post 9605)
Stick with two subs three (besides getting pricy on amps) tends to sound a little sloppy.
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Originally Posted by T-SOR
(Post 9605)
Stick with two subs three (besides getting pricy on amps) tends to sound a little sloppy.
i disagree 1 of my friends at school has three 12's and it sounds good |
Originally Posted by 92custom
(Post 9721)
i disagree 1 of my friends at school has three 12's and it sounds good
I reckon it depends on the box and how much space each sub gets. |
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