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I noticed a big improvement from firing my 2 boston acoustic 12's upward (in sealed boxes) to 1 firing downward (sealed box). Eventually I will add the second, but it sounds only a little less loud but MUCH better firing down in the cab. I dunno how much room you have, but from the looks of...

this is kinda cool, and almost on topic hehe: Animated Engines

Hi. I need to do some time alignment/tuning and am looking for this DSP/EQ. If you have one in good condition around $150 or so, let me know. If it's more let me know anyway, I'll consider it of course. Thanks!

I went and got mine at an auto upholstery shop.... not too spendy and they'll know what you want. Unfortunetly, my carpeting job sucks so bad it's ridiculous, so whatever.

Also use a lot of silicone, could help a bit. You can get many kinds at Autozine or wherever. Companies like ArmorAll make it, just make sure it's silicone based.

still need more deadening, and er lots of stuff.... It would be kinda cool to have a GM truck audio website...

I dunno if this'll help you, but here are some pics of my 2001 extended cab http://www.throttlegrip.com/pics/gmc I made a 1 sqft sealed box for a Boston Acoustic 12.5LF. It sounds freakin great, but not very loud. Perfect for SQ. If you wanted to do a ported box, I'd raise the seat like I...

+1 on the RAAM mat. I am really happy with it.

yea.. I'll have to re-do it. I have no idea what I did with the original though hehe. Maybe once I take a new pic.

Screwed up a bit on this one.. looks kinda cool though. My truck sits pretty high normally heh:

+1 on the install. Sound deadening in particular made a huge difference for my truck, it was worth the effort and money. I had my whole interior ripped out, and did the whole thing. There are stickies on this as well as other aspects of the install throughout the site, and they are all super...

Thanks for the info on not harming the components, that's what I was hoping to hear... As far as crossing the sub low, I was trying to have as little perceptible change from front to sub as possible- in other words trying to have the front stage sound like it wasn't really getting backed u pby...

Hi. I have a set of CDT EF-61 components powered by an amp without a variable crossover. So, for the front stage I rely on the HU listed below. The components have a frequency range of 70 on up. I realize that the CDT crossovers high-pass the tweeters, but I was wondering if they also...

Here's what I did... I'm sure next time I'll spend more time making it look good, but you can't see the amp anyway. I just didn't like the flimsy tabs they give you:

Zapco reference series, 500.1, http://www.zapco.com edit- oops, just saw the price range...