Audio Idiot...

[nda03vic 10+ year member]

Didnt have a bass boost. I've had the subs for about a year now...

 

[dman4486 5,000+ posts]

how was the gain set?

 

[nda03vic 10+ year member]

how was the gain set?

Dont know the answer to that 1.

 

[Ken448 10+ year member]

I want to accomplish if i comming up the block you can hear me...Also if Im sitting right behind you I want you to be able to feel my bass...Any suggestions on where to go??????

Audio Idiot sums it up... What makes you think others want to be bothered by your noise?

 

[nda03vic 10+ year member]

Audio Idiot sums it up... What makes you think others want to be bothered by your noise?

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But okay any suggestions?

 

[MisterGrubbs 5,000+ posts]

My suggestion is to read around. If it were me(and if I'm not mistaken) I'd take out the back plate behind the seats. IIRC the crown vics have a thin plate of metal between the back seats and the trunk, if I'm right.

Cut it, do two 15's properly ported facing up.

Consider RD, Fi, RE, and other strong companies. AQ as well I suppose

And for the price of that Visonik you can get **** near two amps that will do near that power each (IE RD 3250, Sundown 3000D, etc)

I'd start searching, look for other Crown Vic owners and ask around how they did what and what worked best.

Also, watch videos of subs. Not the greatest way to learn, but you'll learn what does what(to an extent) and get to see some interesting shit.

And upgrade your electrical, for sure.

Just my opinions

 

[MisterGrubbs 5,000+ posts]

And also, you're not an idiot. You're just inexperienced.

 

[snb778 5,000+ posts]

he's both just for his main point being to want to piss off as many people as possible

 

[snb778 5,000+ posts]

My suggestion is to read around. If it were me(and if I'm not mistaken) I'd take out the back plate behind the seats. IIRC the crown vics have a thin plate of metal between the back seats and the trunk, if I'm right.
Cut it, do two 15's properly ported facing up.

Consider RD, Fi, RE, and other strong companies. AQ as well I suppose

And for the price of that Visonik you can get **** near two amps that will do near that power each (IE RD 3250, Sundown 3000D, etc)

I'd start searching, look for other Crown Vic owners and ask around how they did what and what worked best.

Also, watch videos of subs. Not the greatest way to learn, but you'll learn what does what(to an extent) and get to see some interesting shit.

And upgrade your electrical, for sure.

Just my opinions

and im sure he has no idea what any of these are, or most

 

[tez4life Premium Member]

My suggestion is to read around. If it were me(and if I'm not mistaken) I'd take out the back plate behind the seats. IIRC the crown vics have a thin plate of metal between the back seats and the trunk, if I'm right.
Cut it, do two 15's properly ported facing up.

Consider RD, Fi, RE, and other strong companies. AQ as well I suppose

And for the price of that Visonik you can get **** near two amps that will do near that power each (IE RD 3250, Sundown 3000D, etc)

I'd start searching, look for other Crown Vic owners and ask around how they did what and what worked best.

Also, watch videos of subs. Not the greatest way to learn, but you'll learn what does what(to an extent) and get to see some interesting shit.

And upgrade your electrical, for sure.

Just my opinions

And also, you're not an idiot. You're just inexperienced.

That right there is prob one of the best responses on here for you. That was some solid advice to take to heart. Just takes time to learn, thats all.

Welcome to the forum homie, its alot of BS here but its also alot of good info to help you understand the basics of car audio.

 

[nda03vic 10+ year member]

That right there is prob one of the best responses on here for you. That was some solid advice to take to heart. Just takes time to learn, thats all.
Welcome to the forum homie, its alot of BS here but its also alot of good info to help you understand the basics of car audio.

Yea I appreciate the feedback...I fool with the Kickers but the subs & that **** amp is pricey...I just wanted maybe some other suggestions on a cheaper setup...Then I can sum everything up...

 

[Tempe 10+ year member]

Audio Idiot sums it up... What makes you think others want to be bothered by your noise?

X2

I think I had that teenager syndrome for just a little bit. Then I realized I was pissing off neighbors and other drivers. Your volume should be relavant to your speed and location. If you are in a residential area or at a stoplight TURN THAT SH*T DOWN!!!

Car audio has been my obsession for over ten years. Every time I tell this to someone, he/she automatically assumes I'm one of those morons that wakes them up in the middle of the night. Hell just last Saturday at 9:30 I had to go outside and yell at some asshat blasting his truck's system. I could feel my couch vibrating. I told the asshat that my little seven-year-old was in bed and he needed to turn it down right now.

The only time I keep the volume up while at a stoplight is during the warmer six months of the year. The pvzzies here in the Valley of the Sun can't handle the heat, roll up the windows, and crank the AC. If I have it up a little they can't hear it anyway //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

Bottom line be considerate towards others!

T

 

[nda03vic 10+ year member]

X2
I think I had that teenager syndrome for just a little bit. Then I realized I was pissing off neighbors and other drivers. Your volume should be relavant to your speed and location. If you are in a residential area or at a stoplight TURN THAT SH*T DOWN!!!

Car audio has been my obsession for over ten years. Every time I tell this to someone, he/she automatically assumes I'm one of those morons that wakes them up in the middle of the night. Hell just last Saturday at 9:30 I had to go outside and yell at some asshat blasting his truck's system. I could feel my couch vibrating. I told the asshat that my little seven-year-old was in bed and he needed to turn it down right now.

The only time I keep the volume up while at a stoplight is during the warmer six months of the year. The pvzzies here in the Valley of the Sun can't handle the heat, roll up the windows, and crank the AC. If I have it up a little they can't hear it anyway //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

Bottom line be considerate towards others!

T

I am considerate of others...I wouldnt be in a Residential Neighborhood doing that...I want to have that capability tho... what I am saying I got respect for folks to get it twisted. If im sitting at ah light and ah elder person would pull up next to me I would cut my shit down...

 

[Tempe 10+ year member]

Many people do come to audio forums with posts worded like your original where they almost always don't care if others are bothered by the stereo. I'm glad that you pointed this out. Most importantly don't just turn it down just for teh old folks; be considerate of families on the side of the road and in nearby vehicles. Of course kids are going to learn all the "bad" words one time or another. However, do you want to be the reason little Sarah asks mommy what "*****es and hoes" are after hearing Snoop Dogg coming from your vehicle //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif

Best of luck!

T

 

[2Kaccord 10+ year member]

oh gawdddd