can any one help me i got a golf 3 door se. i wana loud car audio so where do i start i had these cheap subs no good . i want something loud clear bass. and want 2 subs . how many speakers will i need and in bk doors all in fibre glass. how many amps .
demo ice
- Thread starter azzy
- Start date
pgarner
TC ModFather
how many is up to you, just remember youll need a good Head unit to supply the voltages to the speakers and amps.
custom build the boxes to the correct size for the sub. - its in the manual how much space they require then fiberglass the whole installation in .
custom build the boxes to the correct size for the sub. - its in the manual how much space they require then fiberglass the whole installation in .
2fast2catch
Torque Master
have a look at the vibe stuff for subs and amps, quality sound from their range
ok ur right mate i was thinking 2 door 6in mids and back door build 2 . 6in mids . erm i got the jvc touch screen single din. its abt 4 volts pre out. and for subs i was thinking 12inchs wat will u say abt the space how do i measue it all with the hz i want to drop low.
pgarner
TC ModFather
the space will be measured in cubic feet make it slightly bigger than stated this way you can always make the volume smaller by adding internally - remember that you need include the space that sub itself takes up.
12 or 18mm thick ply of MDF to make the boxes.
and see this for the fiberglass kits http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Fibreglass-Supplies-UK i bought the kit D to do my build that was 5 mtrs of 450 chop strand. 5 kg of resin and 100 ml of hardener for £32.
if your after low sounds go bigger subs at least 12" TN will be able to tell you more
12 or 18mm thick ply of MDF to make the boxes.
and see this for the fiberglass kits http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Fibreglass-Supplies-UK i bought the kit D to do my build that was 5 mtrs of 450 chop strand. 5 kg of resin and 100 ml of hardener for £32.
if your after low sounds go bigger subs at least 12" TN will be able to tell you more
Hi mate have a look here http://www.bcae1.com/spboxnew2.htm.
Stick with 12's they will serve you well. As for which way the subs are mounted depends on the size of your boot. As you'll have to take into account that a sub mounted upside down will have to move all the air in the boot.
For the front and back I'd be looking at putting a set of components in both front and back. Your gonna need at least 2 seperate amps. You want to be looking at Class D Mono amps for the 2 subs and maybe a 4 channel amp for the other speakers. Or two separate 2 channel amps. Hope this helps buddy.
Look towards Audiobahn, Alpine, Pioneer, JL audio, JBL.
Infact have a look here www.bassjunkies.com
Stick with 12's they will serve you well. As for which way the subs are mounted depends on the size of your boot. As you'll have to take into account that a sub mounted upside down will have to move all the air in the boot.
For the front and back I'd be looking at putting a set of components in both front and back. Your gonna need at least 2 seperate amps. You want to be looking at Class D Mono amps for the 2 subs and maybe a 4 channel amp for the other speakers. Or two separate 2 channel amps. Hope this helps buddy.
Look towards Audiobahn, Alpine, Pioneer, JL audio, JBL.
Infact have a look here www.bassjunkies.com
If your on about audiopipe they are rubbish IMHO. You would be better having a power cap yes.
pgarner
TC ModFather
same way as you measure any volume - hight x width x length = volume.
just measure in ft
ie 2 ft (24") x 3ft (36") x 1/2ft (6") = 3 cubic ft
2 ft x 3 ft x 1ft = 6cu ft
