Let's see your subwoofer ensclosure setup for Regular Cabs!

[bxander831]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62JWMSPfrj4This video shows four 8" DC Audio Subs in an extended cab silverado.

I own a 92 GMC Sierra C1500 RCSB.

I have alot of ideas running through my head for audio setup but cannot decide.

POST PICTURES OF YOUR REGULAR CAB AUDIO SETUP HERE!

 

[ShadowRejects]

Thats a nice setup. I dont have a regular cab or i would ***** up some pics. I like that truck

 

[AirmanSkee]

For a while I ran 2 10" Memphis ported subs with 1500w as my center console. I planned on building a custom box for that but gave up on that idea for now.

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I then came across these, which is 2 JVC 10"s in a sealed box (I prefer ported and tuned) but they were cheap. The box is meant to go under the seat of a Crew Cab.

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[ryandrews123]

10" kicker behind drivers seat.

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[Chris6060]

This is in an extended cab, but the concept would work in a regular cap too. Single 10" Kicker CompVR Aluminized in the front of the box.

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[///RAGMC]

my 91

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[96Z71ECSB]

For a while I ran 2 10" Memphis ported subs with 1500w as my center console. I planned on building a custom box for that but gave up on that idea for now.





I then came across these, which is 2 JVC 10"s in a sealed box (I prefer ported and tuned) but they were cheap. The box is meant to go under the seat of a Crew Cab.

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Because the subs are faced to the rear cab wall, try running those subs behind your seat at 180 degree phase. They will probably hit harder.
If your amp has a phase switch, set it to 180 degree. If it doesn't, reverse the speaker wires at the sub-woofer box (pos to neg, neg to pos).
What this does is move the sub-woofer's cone towards you during a bass note. I should create a harder hit.
It usually works, but if you think it lost bass, wire it back in phase.

For those of you with sub-woofers facing the rear of a car/sedan trunk, but the enclosure is up against the back seat, don't follow this advice. Keep them in phase.
You're essentially creating a large band-pass box out of your trunk. You'll get bigger, badder bass.

 

[OlSmokie]

I love my Kicker. Hardest part about the install was fishing the wire under the carpet and it sounds great!

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[93.gmc.sierra]

Not finished yet but

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[FastOrange]

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Bassworx box with single 10" stuffed between the seats.