Going backwards

[718frankb]

after alot of thought i decided to tone DOWN my system. I was running all rockford = 6 1/2 coax in doors,6 1/2 components in kick panels,6x8 in a custom panel under rear seat , 6x8 in roof with 2- p400.4 amps.as for my sub it was a RF t212d2 pushed by a RF 1000.1 mono block. I scaled it back to 6 1/2 components in the doors,6 1/2 coax in panel under rear seat with .64 cu ft air space, 6x8 roof and a 10 sub in a custom enclosure in the rear quarter. all being pushed by 2 RF p400.4 amps.

 

[josetizapan]

Why did you scale down?

 

[718frankb]

Forgive me for saying this but it was too loud .meaning if I'm bumping it and beleive me I love music,it just wasn't practical for me anymore.now i'm going for SQ I still have decent bass without the weight ,lost space

 

[josetizapan]

Yea i know what you mean i been putting systems into my cars since i was 17 and it does get kind of old for a daily driver right now im working on puttin couple tens under my bench seat and the system i had on my denali is going on a project car that il be doing this summer. What are you going to do with your old setup?

 

[blueflamed03]

Solobaric, original rounds, classics

 

[718frankb]

it's a good little sub i had laying around and performs well in small sealed enclosures

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the old set-up is going to a friend

 

[TheBeast99]

ya i agree for a daily driver it just gets old.
i had a 12" sub in my old car and i thought i had it on at a normal volume level. it wasn't until i went without a car for 4 months, then got my Yukon and heard the stock system that i realized how loud i was playing my shit before.

Sound quality all the way bro
btw, nice job putting the sub back there in that custom enclosure. looks sweet and doesn't eat up cargo space (another reason i didn't transfer my sub into my Yukon)

 

[718frankb]

Thanks bro, though i have to admit i do miss my old setup my truck feels alot lighter w/less body roll .

 

[TheBeast99]

ya, there are times i miss my 12" in the back thumping away, but i'll save my hearing now before it's too late.
besides, i have a decent setup in my bedroom
though after seeing all the different setups that are possible in Yukons without eating up space, i'm starting to consider one again.
but at the same time i don't want to give up the factory head unit because i like the Constant Sound Volume feature.

 

[kope]

how did you seal the 10 in the rear panel?
I wanna do something like that in my 2 door, but know if i wanna take the time and do a fiberglass one to match the rear panel