Sub And Amp En Route Part 3
Part One here https://www.dieselbombers.com/audio-...head-unit.html
Part Two here https://www.dieselbombers.com/audio-...ids-highs.html
So I pretty much got this all at a steal of a price through work (circuit city), but here goes

12 inch Kicker L7 in a ported box.
750 watt rms
1500 watt peak
2 ohm voice coils
With a Kicker ZX1000.1 amp pushing it

1000 watts at 2 ohms


I can't wait.
$441 dollars for it all directly through kicker...don't ya love working at an electronics store?
Part Two here https://www.dieselbombers.com/audio-...ids-highs.html
So I pretty much got this all at a steal of a price through work (circuit city), but here goes

12 inch Kicker L7 in a ported box.
750 watt rms
1500 watt peak
2 ohm voice coils
With a Kicker ZX1000.1 amp pushing it

1000 watts at 2 ohms
I can't wait.
$441 dollars for it all directly through kicker...don't ya love working at an electronics store?
dude this thing is gonna rattle bad enough. I need to dynamat the cab soon after. The room really isn't there for more than this. My back seat still gets some use every now and then.
Haha thats gonna be a sweet setup, Ive got all kicker ss components in my truck with a polk audio SR 12" on the back seat. Its the loudest stereo in town and I probably have the least money in it of the guys out there, I get cost minus 10 at a few places for being a prefered customer
The only rattle I have other then the cars around me in traffic vibrating is on the back right corner of my cab, these trucks are rediculously insulated against sound.
The only rattle I have other then the cars around me in traffic vibrating is on the back right corner of my cab, these trucks are rediculously insulated against sound.
MY own setup is 2 12" MTX 5500's with 2 Rockford P3001 amps pushing it. The thing is pretty loud let me tell ya! I need to get some bigger amps because the rockfords are 300 watts at 2 ohms and the speakers are 4. But I've got less than $400 in the setup.
So far I haven't rattled anything loose with it yet! It's also amazing how much less you need when your installing them in the cab as opposed to like the truck of a car. I agree with Fury. Rattling isn't too bad and most of the sounds stays in the cab. But the tow mirrors sure like to shake.
Course you are pushing juuuust a little bit more juice than I am.
So far I haven't rattled anything loose with it yet! It's also amazing how much less you need when your installing them in the cab as opposed to like the truck of a car. I agree with Fury. Rattling isn't too bad and most of the sounds stays in the cab. But the tow mirrors sure like to shake.
Course you are pushing juuuust a little bit more juice than I am.
Last edited by kazairl; Oct 25, 2008 at 12:18 PM.



