I have an 08 MS3 sport non navi. And i'm starting to piece together items for a sound system upgrade. I discouvered that the Bose option for them comes with a sub that is under the passenger seat. If I buy one, will it fit under my non bose car? I'm assumeing it will, but I wanna make sure before I locate and buy one. Of course it wont be my only sub, I have a 10' for the trunk, but this could help make it sound good with this side sub up front. Thoughts?
Bose sub question
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oaklandopen
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I'm no expert, but I remember that with subwoofers the human ear cannot distinguish where the sound is coming from. I think I got that from a bose tech or something from a bose store
Essentially that means you can both mount a sub anywhere in the car, and that you only really need 1
Essentially that means you can both mount a sub anywhere in the car, and that you only really need 1
oaklandopen
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I just don't know, sorry
But I really think 1 good sub setup is better than having multiple setups, especially when one would be stock
But I really think 1 good sub setup is better than having multiple setups, especially when one would be stock
With two you will require two amps and have twice the work to wire them up and to configure them unless you're routing everything to a 2 or 4 channel amp. From personal experience in a shop, you'll have better luck doing it yourself with just the one sub and still be happy with the sound. It all depends on the power and voice coil of the sub and proper configuration to the amp. In otherwords, do your research and don't just settle for a best buy 'package'. I had and still have a hifonics Brutus amp with an mb quart sub. Beautiful and powerful.
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I'm sure it will physically fit, car manufacturers tend to put all the studs, wiring looms, etc in every version.
but the unit itself is crap, particularly the driver.
If you have already gotten comfortable with losing the hatch space to a sub, then your all set. a decent 10 in the hatch should be able to pound you silly.
no sense distracting your ear with two sets of the same freq at very likely different phase
but the unit itself is crap, particularly the driver.
If you have already gotten comfortable with losing the hatch space to a sub, then your all set. a decent 10 in the hatch should be able to pound you silly.
no sense distracting your ear with two sets of the same freq at very likely different phase
Hahaha true true
I've got an mb quart 1200 Rms. Trying to figure out myself trying to get it in.
05Mazda3sp23
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agreed... i got 2x 12" memphis lol
