Amps, Ohms, Speakers

ScottyBoy · Feb 24, 2017

I have a Suburban, and the the factory sub box isn't as deep as the sub box on a Tahoe or SWB Yukon. The gas filler neck is in the way, so the box is shallower. I have an 8" Kicker sub that I have seen others fit just fine in Tahoe sub boxes, but it doesn't quite fit into the box in my Burban.

MPDano · Feb 24, 2017

Here is the one I am thinking of getting. 4 ohm DVC

MB Quart DS1-204

MPDano · Feb 24, 2017

Denali2k8 said:
If you need a 2ohm load, get a DVC 4 Ohm, and wire it in parallel.

Perfect. Thanks.

MPDano · Feb 24, 2017

Ok, bought one off ebay. I can continue here or create my own thread. I like thorough threads with pics.

MPDano · Feb 26, 2017

As a reference for Series and Parallel wiring.

MPDano · Mar 1, 2017

Installed some Kenwood Coaxials in the front doors. Foam surrounds completely gone on the stock ones. Hence why I was only getting highs from the tweets. Also, installed my MB Quart Sub. Total drop in and hooked up in parallel for the wiring. My stock sub foam surround fix only lasted a few months.

Finally got full sound and nice bass.

MPDano · Mar 1, 2017

Stock Door Speaker pics

MPDano · Mar 1, 2017

Just noticed in the pics that I should have put the old screws back in the original screw holes in the sub box.

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