what do you think of this system?

we could build a much better system for a lot cheaper than that is going to cost you.

 

how much room to have to work with and what is your budget so we can get started on a system design.

 

Yeah I wouldn't rush buying your next system...you'll like it more in the end when you have more money left over and an even better performing system...Have you ever listened to any of those subs?? How do you know you'll like em??

And one of those amps can push two of those subs. Also having 3000 watts rms is a too much for a stock charging system...what upgrades have you done to your electrical??

How much do you wanna spend???

What results are you wanting to achieve?? Nice sound quality?? one not wonder??? or what the majority of the universe wants...a loud a$$ daily driver??

 

Deep bass??? Loud???


Hmm...I'm feel one 15 incher in a nice ported enclosure with about 800 watts.

Worked for me...but then again my box is massive and in a suv

 

Well the box for the back will definitely have to be custom built

 

I think if your deceased loved one found out you spent all that money on RF they would come back and beat your
I tell you this much you don't have to spend fortune, to have a system that disturbs the peace. One JBL 12' gti in a vented box, pushed by good 600 rms mono amp will knock your rearview mirror off...

 

aha he has an Eclipse! this I can help! I have found that the way the hatch is designed... its best to fire the subs from the back of the rear seat pointing at the hatch itself so the sound waves bounce off it and right into the cabin. Just be careful when you bolt them down because when you put that rear seat up or down the carpet has to give a little each way... so you need to cut a few inches of the carpet on one side of your bolt that holds it in if you bolt it straight down depending on if the seats or up or down when you put the bolt in.

 

Honostly with the room he has. 2 12" subs in a sealed box would be perfect behind that rear seat. It would give him enough room to mount the amps toward the rear of the hatch and still have enough room to put a few things there for storage. On a side note. It is possible to build a custom fiberglass enclosure in the spare tire well with maybe a single 15" as its pretty darn deep. Just need to remove the washer fluid tank in there... this is of course if you are good with fiberglass.

 

check this idea out..

box.. http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_2314.html

subs.. x2 http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_2133.html

amp.. http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_6336.html

that build would hit HARD. Though if you have any carpentry skills I would build my own box.. similar to the one posted but just a little bit deeper so get a tad more airspace in there. If not that box would work just stuff it with this stuff right here. http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?&Partnumber=260-317

 

a custom box. if done right. will sound a bunch load better.

 

i knew this prick of a kid that lived down the road from me along time ago.his parents bought him a new eclipse.93.he had 1 10in sub init with an old school orion 275sx(was new then.lol).his box took up the whole rear hatch.and man it had some deeep ass bass.
he would let every one know too.then about a week later his car was stolen.man that was the funniest thing ever.
did i mention he was a prick?

 

the custom box would be much better we can help you with the dimentions of it and you can have someone build it for you. First decide on what subs.. those L7's i quoted you were 250 each and they slam. Make a sealed box with 2 2.0cubic ft chambers and you will be flexing that hatch hard.

 

I would much rather do one L7 in a ported enclosure and the BXi1206D.

This idea would put less weight, equal output if not more, and less strain on your eclipses already weak alternator

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