bass or weight

[sonikaccord]

fiberglass a 12 into the trunk.

[mexicanVTEC]

1 ten

Damn haters. I understood u perfectly. I have one ten(JL,w3) and it slaps hard and its small. The lesson to be learned is buy a good quality 10inch and don't forget a good amp.

[flcb7]

It all depends on what type of bass you want. 10's are better for if you listen to rock, alternative ect. 12' or bigger are for your beat down, 12's can pick up lower bass notes as 10's wont. But like I said it's all into what music you listen to. I listen to a little bit of everything so that why I love 12's. I mean dont get me wrong Im not dissin 10's at all...they just dont do it for me personally.

[visualpoet]

perfect english?? come on bro try common sense. sound it out u can do it. i have faith. i say enough to get the point across as thats it. didnt join for a speech class just advice on the subject

We don't all use perfect English, but everyone should try. We all get fed up with posts done in e-thug or e-ghetto wannabe style. It makes it difficult to read and help the poster. Your post wasn't nearly as bad as some I've seen. Sometimes someone forgets that a new person on the site might not realize how the intentional improper use of English or just being lazy, (i.e. all caps, no punctuation, "dis" "dat" "potna" "boi") can make a post difficult and tedious to read. especially when it's obviously taken them extra effort to misspell 75% of their post so they can sound "street" or "ghetto". It's also embarrasing for the "e-thug" when they go to a meet or post their own pic and they're a 95 lb white kid with inch thick glasses that hasn't been anywhere tougher than Walmart. I'm not saying that's you, I'm just saying it happens.

And again, look into a Powered Bazooka tube. You won't rattle the neighborhood, but it's good bass and they weigh less than thirty pounds, amp, sub and enclosure.

why dont you want weight? ...

Really? Weight = slower. I bet you're embarrassed about asking that question now! lol

[flcb7]

And again, look into a Powered Bazooka tube. You won't rattle the neighborhood, but it's good bass and they weigh less than thirty pounds, amp, sub and enclosure.

x2 on that. Bazooka make good stuff

[sunburn]

We don't all use perfect English, but everyone should try. We all get fed up with posts done in e-thug or e-ghetto wannabe style. It makes it difficult to read and help the poster. Your post wasn't nearly as bad as some I've seen. Sometimes someone forgets that a new person on the site might not realize how the intentional improper use of English or just being lazy, (i.e. all caps, no punctuation, "dis" "dat" "potna" "boi") can make a post difficult and tedious to read. especially when it's obviously taken them extra effort to misspell 75% of their post so they can sound "street" or "ghetto". It's also embarrasing for the "e-thug" when they go to a meet or post their own pic and they're a 95 lb white kid with inch thick glasses that hasn't been anywhere tougher than Walmart. I'm not saying that's you, I'm just saying it happens.

And again, look into a Powered Bazooka tube. You won't rattle the neighborhood, but it's good bass and they weigh less than thirty pounds, amp, sub and enclosure.



Really? Weight = slower. I bet you're embarrassed about asking that question now! lol

I am looking into light weight subs bazookas something

[visualpoet]

I am looking for light weight sub sandwiches and also some big bazooms or something

fixed that for ya!

[WhiteLx]

1 W7 with a good amp its all u need...
And fk the 1s that cant read...

[sunburn]

fixed That For Ya!

Did Someone Say Samdwitches , I's Love Me Some Samdwitches!

[visualpoet]

1 W7 with a good amp its all u need...
And fk the 1s that cant read...

OP is trying to save weight. The little (8 inch) W7 is 17 lbs, the big one (13 inch) is 52 lbs. Then you need an enclosure. If he goes with one 10 inch w7 (30 lbs), he's looking at well over 55 lbs in the trunk with a box and amp.

A 10" powered bazooka tube weighs in at 23 lbs.

[sunburn]

OP is trying to save weight. The little (8 inch) W7 is 17 lbs, the big one (13 inch) is 52 lbs. Then you need an enclosure. If he goes with one 10 inch w7 (30 lbs), he's looking at well over 55 lbs in the trunk with a box and amp.

A 10" powered bazooka tube weighs in at 23 lbs.

thats also not including the amps, wires, etc etc

[visualpoet]

thats also not including the amps, wires, etc etc

Jeff, if you're talking about the w7, I'm figuring in a box and amp and wires for the final weight. If you mean the tube, it's all there except for maybe a lb of wiring. They don't need anything major for power due to the small amp they already have built in. I'm suggesting a powered self amplified tube, not a passive.

*edit* personally, I threw my huge box and my amps in the back, and I'm working on HP increases to counteract the weight. If it becomes that big of an issue, I'll yank the box before I race. - It should be worth about 2 tenths

[WhiteLx]

i know their heavy, but he wants bass and not a lot, so BAM! 1 W7 perfect.
But ya i know what ur sayin, bazooka is good too.

[gloryaccordy]

It really depends on what kind of music you listen to

I had my heart set on some 6x9s I bought but they don't fit. So I got a single 12 in a little ported box. Yea, it's a little heavy (maybe 40# with the amp) but it works great and doesn't overpower my music at all. I listen to all kinds of music and it helps for almost everything.

I had a good set of 6x9s dedicated to bass on my first CB though and that was a great setup. I might go back to that one day.

[ASUCIVIC]

just get one badass ten, youll bump good with minimal weight. An alpine typr r will give u great bass with not too much weight. And if you want some serious bass and little weight go with a type x. You can hit as if you had two or three lower grade 12's