Turbo_Stang

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Decided the daily needed some tunes in it.So project low budget,good sound was started.I decided I wasnt going to sacrifice any leg room so that meant the seat still had to slide completly back and still be able to recline to the max.The speaker I decided on was Pioneers new pancake subwoofer series.Never heard one before but figured since the cab was so little I didnt need much anyway.The sound is unbelievable for only being 2.5 inches deep.The bass is deep and the MB Quarts take care of the rest.


The MB's






The side by side






The Sub









The build








Look at how much real estate was sacrificed





The Powerplant

jiveass

i dig those old earthquake amps...ive always been curious about how shallow subs sound..

Turbo_Stang

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Definitely don't make em like they used to.20 years later and the amps still going strong.I'll admit to I was skeptical on the sub to but now I'm a believer.

Reject

iTrader: (24)

Damn looms real good man. How lo g did it take you to build up? What head unit you using?

Blackpanther99

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Really nice work buddy.

Turbo_Stang

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Took me a couple hours over 2 weekends in my free time as I did it on my off day.And the headunit is an old school sony I had laying around for about 7 years but it gets the job done.

Charlie Hustle

iTrader: (8)

Very clean, simple install! Im also curious to how it sounds...

imma_stocker

iTrader: (19)

Those flat Pioneer subs can sound real clean if you take the time to dial it in. I don't know how so mine sounded pretty bad sometimes.

Turbo_Stang

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You wouldn't believe it was one speaker if I told you
More than pleased with the entire setup.

badinfluencelsx

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mine didnt sound great, but this was when they 1st started making them. then again, ive always had competition type stuff so maybe im just to deaf to tell anymore.