SUb help

[Chris04626]

I have a 2010 ford f150 crew cab

Looking at this https://www.skaraudio.com/products/...-enclosure-VS-2X10FORD-2009-UP-SUPERCREWCAB-V

with 2 of these

VD-10 | 10" 800 Watt Max Power Subwoofer - Shallow Mount | Skar Audio

The VD-10 is a hard hitting subwoofer that was designed to work in under the seat applications or where mounting depth is limited. Featuring a high temperature voice coil and a high-roll surround, the VD-10 is not your average shallow mount subwoofer.

www.skaraudio.com

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RP-1200.1D | 1,200 Watt Class D Monoblock Car Amplifier | Skar Audio

Skar Audio's RP-1200.1D monoblock Class D amplifier is the definition of power and reliability when it comes to monoblock amplifiers. Capable of powering a pair of 600 watt subwoofers with ease and coming in at a great price point, the RP-1200.1D is the perfect daily driver amplifier.

www.skaraudio.com

What are your thoughts? ALso looking at possible justr buying 1 sub and sitting in my back seat,

Possibly this https://www.skaraudio.com/products/evl-1x12d2-rp-1500-1d-skar4anl-ofc or https://www.skaraudio.com/products/evl-1x10d2-rp-1500-1d-skar4anl-ofc

What would you do? Any input is greatly appreciated.

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[1aespinoza 10+ year member]

What are your thoughts? ALso looking at possible justr buying 1 sub and sitting in my back seat

The underseat box supposedly works great with only the VD 10s. It states a net volume of ~1.5 cubic feet, whereas the sub's specs claim each needs 1.25 cu. ft. ported. That is iffy mathematics, but they may have tested every combination and this combo was the only one that met standards. On the other hand, that EVL has raving customer reviews. Firsthand experience trumps theoreticals. I have a ported 10 plopped on my truck's backseat that is held by a ratchet strap for safety. It does not look tidy but dabgummit it sounds fantastic.

 

[Chris04626]

The underseat box supposedly works great with only the VD 10s. It states a net volume of ~1.5 cubic feet, whereas the sub's specs claim each needs 1.25 cu. ft. ported. That is iffy mathematics, but they may have tested every combination and this combo was the only one that met standards. On the other hand, that EVL has raving customer reviews. Firsthand experience trumps theoreticals. I have a ported 10 plopped on my truck's backseat that is held by a ratchet strap for safety. It does not look tidy but dabgummit it sounds fantastic.

Do you have 10, 12, or 15? What amp do you have pushing it

 

[LFR]

I have a 2010 ford f150 crew cab

Looking at this https://www.skaraudio.com/products/...-enclosure-VS-2X10FORD-2009-UP-SUPERCREWCAB-V

with 2 of these

VD-10 | 10" 800 Watt Max Power Subwoofer - Shallow Mount | Skar Audio

The VD-10 is a hard hitting subwoofer that was designed to work in under the seat applications or where mounting depth is limited. Featuring a high temperature voice coil and a high-roll surround, the VD-10 is not your average shallow mount subwoofer.

www.skaraudio.com

Powered by

RP-1200.1D | 1,200 Watt Class D Monoblock Car Amplifier | Skar Audio

Skar Audio's RP-1200.1D monoblock Class D amplifier is the definition of power and reliability when it comes to monoblock amplifiers. Capable of powering a pair of 600 watt subwoofers with ease and coming in at a great price point, the RP-1200.1D is the perfect daily driver amplifier.

www.skaraudio.com

What are your thoughts? ALso looking at possible justr buying 1 sub and sitting in my back seat,

Possibly this https://www.skaraudio.com/products/evl-1x12d2-rp-1500-1d-skar4anl-ofc or https://www.skaraudio.com/products/evl-1x10d2-rp-1500-1d-skar4anl-ofc

What would you do? Any input is greatly appreciated.

I have not been impressed with the few Skar boxes I have seen. The subs would in a different box may be better. They seam to fail very easy. Most likely its not enough glue ect

 

[1aespinoza 10+ year member]

Do you have 10, 12, or 15? What amp do you have pushing it

It is a 10" with a 750 watts amp. Since it is right behind me, I can hear all the nuances in the music.

 

[Bobbytwonames 5,000+ posts]

I have a 2010 ford f150 crew cab

Looking at this https://www.skaraudio.com/products/...-enclosure-VS-2X10FORD-2009-UP-SUPERCREWCAB-V

with 2 of these

VD-10 | 10" 800 Watt Max Power Subwoofer - Shallow Mount | Skar Audio

The VD-10 is a hard hitting subwoofer that was designed to work in under the seat applications or where mounting depth is limited. Featuring a high temperature voice coil and a high-roll surround, the VD-10 is not your average shallow mount subwoofer.

www.skaraudio.com

Powered by

RP-1200.1D | 1,200 Watt Class D Monoblock Car Amplifier | Skar Audio

Skar Audio's RP-1200.1D monoblock Class D amplifier is the definition of power and reliability when it comes to monoblock amplifiers. Capable of powering a pair of 600 watt subwoofers with ease and coming in at a great price point, the RP-1200.1D is the perfect daily driver amplifier.

www.skaraudio.com

What are your thoughts? ALso looking at possible justr buying 1 sub and sitting in my back seat,

Possibly this https://www.skaraudio.com/products/evl-1x12d2-rp-1500-1d-skar4anl-ofc or https://www.skaraudio.com/products/evl-1x10d2-rp-1500-1d-skar4anl-ofc

What would you do? Any input is greatly appreciated.

If you like bass then I doubt that you will be happy with shallow mounts. What is your budget? I don't want to recommend something out of your budget.

 

[Chris04626]

5-600 for sub and amp. then 150 for the amp to power my door speakers. I was looking at maybe just getting a skar evl 10 or 12 bass package and sticking it in the back seat.