Beaker1

Hi am just in the process of upgrading my Bugeye sti to components in the front with uprated headunit . From reading the posts on here it seems that upgrading the rears isnt worth it and that just go for the sub/ subs in the rear.

my question is What would be a good combination of sub and amp to go for with limited budget . should i go for 2 x 12 or single ?

any help welcomed

beaker

Carl Bentley

Some good stuff from halfords.. package wise.. Car Bass Box Package Deal from Vibe, Mutant, Fusion at Halfords

I got the twin base pack and it sounds awsome

Scoooby300

Depends on your musical taste.

Subs come in two categories being Loud and Musical.

You can pick up a cheap sub to thump, but will only thump at one (or very few) frequencies. I went down this route originally but got bored of it very very quickly.

Better to spend a bit more and get one that isn't as loud, but able to play more notes.

Enclosures also come in two options too being ported and sealed. Ported enclosures again thump really loudly at one note, whereas sealed ones are quieter, but provide more of a range.

Again, this is all down to personal choice.

I've got a JL 12" sub in a sealed box and an alpine monoblock amp which does the job for under £500.

If this is a bit pricey, people like bass-junkies do deals for sub, box and amps. Kenwood are also uber cheap and sound pretty good. I've used justkenwood in the past.

If you just want a bit of punch, a 10" sub will do the job, if it's really low bass, you're better off with a 12".

Hope this helps mate.

Meallbhan

iTrader: (3)

I used to have 2 10" Infinity Kappa Subs each housed in a 3 sq ft enclosure powered by a Rockford Punch amp. The bass was amazing, it moved your hair and distorted your vision

Beaker1

Cheers loads for all the feedback

managed to pick up a Sealed box and a 12" sub a/d/s 312rs.2 dual voice coil


cheers

beaker