What sub will drop into the stock GS400 location?

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12-08-06, 11:17 AM

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vin 78

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Originally Posted by olddog

is this sub free air?

Yes it does play freeair as well as sealed/ported enclosures

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Application Outline
Spec
SQ10 Subwoofer
Sealed Enclosure: Yes
Vented Enclosure: Yes
Infinite Baffle: Yes

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SQ10 Subwoofer
Sealed ( small )
0.3cF
Sealed ( ideal )
0.5cF
Sealed ( large )
0.6cF
Vented ( ideal )
1.0cF Tuned to 30Hz
Vented ( DDLoud)
1.0cF Tuned to 35Hz

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12-21-06, 05:45 PM

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Originally Posted by vin 78

Try this one, its only $55 and it sounds amazing!
Its available in either single 2 or 4 ohms

http://www.edesignaudio.com/edv2/pro...roducts_id=106

Great price & descent specs, but i believe for the GS 3/4 the speaker is square? If it would fit flush in the same space i'd consider it, if not, i'm thinking maybe a solobaric since those speakers are square. Boy i have alot to think about. I love the stock sounding sub, but need more bass. Planning on adding 2 Zapco amps to system real soon....just waiting to install.

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12-21-06, 07:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Scott1258

Okay ... well, can you make a baffle with a little 1/4" or 1/2" MDF that bolts into the stock holes with the speaker bolting into the MDF? I just made baffles for the door speakers and this worked very well.

Would this clear all the rear decking and have the deck go down?

Are there any instructions in the forums on this or something similar to replace the stock sub? I've done a search and couldn't find anything.

It is so easy to make a baffle board like this. Just use some common sense, measure it out. Use 3/4" MDF only. Or 3/4" Plywood. This also provides enough clearance under the deck for woofer excursion. Woof.