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arkansasboy

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Posted: October 21, 2004 at 10:34 PM / IP Logged

Ight guys I am about to cut a blow-through in my 1990 Ford Ranger and I am wondering what size speakers I should put back there? 2 15's......3 12's.....4 12's....3 10's...4 8's there are tons of things, what do you think will sound best??? I was thinkin maybe 2 audiobahn flame Q's in a huge ported box or maybe some HEX Fosgates. Post you opinion to what ya think I should get.

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3 Image Dynamics 12" IDMAX's would be awesome.

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3 10" RExxx or 2 12" REsx

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put 4 Rockford 18" Z's back there, screw hearing!

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Posted: October 22, 2004 at 1:28 AM / IP Logged

how about 4 jl 8w7's. You'll be deaf in 3 seconds.

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What ever you do back away from tha Audiobahn. Just kidding I am no fan of Audiobahn, I would put 4 12W3's and you can push them had all off a JL 1000.1 and you will sound clean and be heard coming from a good 1/4 mile or so.

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Posted: October 22, 2004 at 8:17 AM / IP Logged

4 12w3 sound good. Or 2 10w7. Both can run off the 1000/1 amp. Kicker solo's are good for spl. Audiobahans? Don't mess with them. 3 12" Infinity kappa perfect subs are some big boom w/ a budget. Eclipse is nice also.

arkansasboy

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Posted: October 22, 2004 at 9:53 AM / IP Logged

hey do yall think i could have a really big box in tha back and have like 2 12's or 15's and be really loud?? I am lookin for high dB's. I want my stuff to hit soooo hard that it will shake the world haha. I figure like 2 MTX 15's or Fosgate 15's will do the job and there really cheap.

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How much of the bed are you willing to take up?

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I recomend contacting a guy that goes by Marshall-black00 on the below linked forum. He does a lot of blow-throughs and can get you very loud. He is on the rules committee of MECA and has a killer blow-through in his vehicle. It consists of 4 15" subs costing only $150 each retail and 250 watts per sub and he pulls over 150 dB at the head rest (reality). Here's the link: http://acoustic-visions.com/forums/index.php?showforum=2

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