PimpinHonda All American 4331 Posts user info edit post |
Looking to get some bass up in the Audi, problem is its a drop top...
anybody been around those bazooka bass tubes? 8inch tube, or the 6inch tube, both claim 200 watts RMS, both will fit, but is one better than the other?
I was thinkin the 8 would move more air, hence more bass/better sound, but maybe thats just a dumbass approach to it
again, im not trying to let my fellow drivers on the road feel the boom, just want some better sound quality in the car... 1/2/2006 10:32:52 PM |
MaximaDrvr
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The greater the surface area, and the greater the maximum excursion, the more bass will be produced. 1/2/2006 10:37:49 PM |
OmarBadu zidik 25071 Posts user info edit post |
a bass tube is not going to add sound quality - it will however add bass 1/2/2006 11:43:46 PM |
dmann All American 522 Posts user info edit post |
^ I agree, I had an 8" SAS tube in my vw hatch, it was sufficient for reinforcement of the stock system, but not the best quality. It was a little muddy sounding.
-- Dave 1/2/2006 11:56:14 PM |
beethead All American 6513 Posts user info edit post |
i thought this thread was going to be about fishing.
1/3/2006 11:16:14 AM |
Grapehead All American 19676 Posts user info edit post |
a large freshwater aquarium would be easy to install, but you would need a lid on it or the water might slosh out. also the pump thing i guess you would need a 12v one. 1/3/2006 11:25:08 AM |
redirish All American 1299 Posts user info edit post |
Having not seen the area you're working with this is just a complete stab in the dark, but you could always go with the Kicker solo-baric line. The 10" requires .66-1 cu. ft. in a sealed box and can be had fairly cheap ($/quality wise anyway). 1/3/2006 11:29:47 AM |
dannydigtl All American 18302 Posts user info edit post |
i installed an infinity basslink in my gf's car and its pretty nice. id recommend it. infact, i am recommending it. 1/3/2006 11:40:50 AM |
db850 All American 599 Posts user info edit post |
1/3/2006 11:56:15 AM |
addiwei All American 937 Posts user info edit post |
no, do not go with bass tubes.. get a sub in a sealed box, and separate amp for it. 1/3/2006 12:10:05 PM |
stopdropnrol All American 3908 Posts user info edit post |
i think the bass tube is a great adtion for people looking for a little bit more bass. the price and convience of a basstube is hard to beat. if you make some adjustments after u install a sub u should notice better sound quality. with the sub you can increase the crossover point on your speakers meaning they only play treble and midrange leaving the bass to handle the sub and inreasing sq all around.
if you're interested i have a 10" infinty reference sub in like new condition i'd be willing too let got for pretty cheap.
[Edited on January 3, 2006 at 1:47 PM. Reason : .] 1/3/2006 1:46:11 PM |
kostyaF All American 592 Posts user info edit post |
Go to at least a 10". 1/3/2006 8:54:56 PM |
underPSI tillerman 14085 Posts user info edit post |
^^^^that aint no fish.......
this is a fish.
1/3/2006 9:05:30 PM |
db850 All American 599 Posts user info edit post |
^thanks, i was waiting for opinions
nice bass 1/4/2006 12:17:12 PM |