I would get rid of the 10" subwoofer you got an get three 6.5 subwoofers in a vented box they will equal up to one 15" sub depending on how much power each one is rated that way you will still have that same size box as a 10 but more bass them 6.5 subwofers ant nothing to sleep on
thanks for this video. I have a compC 10 under the seat of an F150 that fits good, bought a new Tundra and the CompC is too thick. only 6"s under the Tundra seat. This 12 should fit under it.
Nice it's ok. The NVX VCW subwoofers are very nice for small sealed subwoofer boxes. If your wanting even more bass but you dont have the space get the NVX VCW V3. My dad has one and its nice. Your subwoofers are also nice.
I just placed my jbl charge 5 on my lap... and when you upped the volume... I raised mine from half to full volume.... but I still say you aren't using the downfiring technology to its fullest.... if I did 2... they will be stacked in the furthest rear... get rid of the speaker on the right... stack the 2... then rack above those 2 ...but I don't see you needing 2... I sat in a 10 inch sub... in your style of vehicle... the installer wanted me to know what I was doing in my install... using a 2018 tiguan... for reference... and the way your using the 12... compared to the 10 he played me.... is hilarious..... use the sub the way it was meant ... from design..... "Down" .... not ..... "side" .... you have to be kidding me.
The downfiring sub is meant to be stacked.... it should be in the middle... where your amp is... and that 10 in kicker box gone.... place your amp above the downfiring... in a rack series... you could actually stand on top of that downfiring speaker... even with your size... luggage for traveling... case of bottled water.... you are using it wrong.... also sound deaden your entire trunk area... back hatch... side panels... roof... do your research... I would never use my 12 inch kicker downfiring sub... sitting up... thats what the kicker amps are for... those sit up.... 😮
I have the same loaded enclosure in my wifes 2017 Highlander, it's running off a JL JD1000/1 (gains set 1/2 way with a multimeter) She loves it, it's good enough for me. If it was MY daily I'd want more but it's great that we can completely fill the trunk for vacation and still have a system. I have blown it once (Kicker replaced it under warranty) the resonant frequency is high, like 45hz high it's much better suited for Country and Rock rather than Hip-Hop/R&B.
Hey man, been out of the Bass game for many years. Last system i had was one W3 12" and it sounded great for me. Do you think these will compare? In a trunk in a small car BTW.
I had this in my BMW for a little while because I was being cheap and needed the trunk space. It doesn't hit hard at all I couldn't take it anymore, I ended up putting it in my mom's SUV. I saved up $1500 and got an entire custom trunk setup with 2 12inch Comp Q's built into the sidewalls of the trunk with fiberglass. Like you said this is a great beginner setup but you'll get bored of it very very quickly.
I've been enjoying the videos. I had a question regarding a few workout videos you did for the Total Gym. Are you still using it at all? Worth the purchase? Keep the videos coming 😊
What's your thoughts after owning and living with it for a couple of weeks and how many RMS watts was the amp you were using to feed it? Trying to decide between this same model and the single L7T enclosure.
I had an OP amp on it so i dont exactly suggest it (down4sound jp23) and i didn't crank it up all the way as its brand new. But it will do the job for anyone with a legit 500rms amp. I would be interested in demoing the L7T @kicker???
