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if you guys mean mine, yes it's completely sealed. I use silicone on the inside of it where 2 pieces of wood meet and used screws about every 2 inches or 3.
Regular cab subwoofers
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dkennedy
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I was going to go with a couple of these Bazooka BTA6100 BT Series 6-Inch 100-Watt Amplified Tube Subwoofers but thought they might be too big with the seat all the way back... maybe not though...
Product Dimensions: 23.5 x 8.8 x 8.5 inches
Product Dimensions: 23.5 x 8.8 x 8.5 inches
I have one behind the seat of my reg cab dually, with the tool tray in place, and the seat (95-98 bench, which is thicker than 88-94) goes all the way back.
Yeah i was looking at some bass tubes online the other night.....but they were 8" and 10".....but ive never owned one....so im not sure how well they sound....any of you guys have good expirence with bass tubes?
You will have no problem feeling it in a reg cab. Sealed will hit harder than ported
They are adequate. decent amount of bass. Not thunderous or extremely hard hitting.
///RAGMC
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Mine sounds good but would hit harder if there was more airspace in the box but with 1000 watts it give really clean hard bass.
///RAGMC
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Thank you
Blakestuhh
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I've been debating the same thing. I don't really want to lose any seat space. I always thought about doing them under the seat, or putting them in a custom console. That's one time I wish I had an ext. cab!!
