I was wondering if anyone could give me any advice for mounting these things. They mount under the seat, but the holes don't line up with any kind of metal under it. I would have to make a bracket or utilized one that is for something entirely different. What about speaker brackets that are for inwall speakers. Could I somehow use that? This is going in an '07 Toyota Tundra Double Cab. I plan on having one under each front seat. I already have an amp and the bass shakers so I figured I would give it a shot! I do have a sub in my set up which sounds great and puts out enough bass for me. I am only considering installing the bass shakers because I already have them.
Originally, I had two entry level JL Audio subs (10s) under the rear seat before having a shop build a custom box for a single 12" Fosgate Punch stage 3 sub. The custom box for the 2 JL subs weren't fit to JLs specifications, but they sounded pretty good considering. I could still use them along with the Fosgate sub since I would take a big loss trying to sell them.
The current set up meant losing part of the back seat. There are split folding seats 20/40. I lost the small folding seat in the back for the 12" sub/sub box, but got better bass response out of it. I am just trying to figure out whether to go this route or just install the shakers or just leave it the way it is with the single 12. If I did not have them, I would stay with what I have. I just figure I already have them, so what the hell.
The other option is to return the bass shakers and just sell and take a loss on the old subs. The subs would sell pretty easily, but the box is specifically made for a '07 - up Toyota Tundra double cab.
Originally, I had two entry level JL Audio subs (10s) under the rear seat before having a shop build a custom box for a single 12" Fosgate Punch stage 3 sub. The custom box for the 2 JL subs weren't fit to JLs specifications, but they sounded pretty good considering. I could still use them along with the Fosgate sub since I would take a big loss trying to sell them.
The current set up meant losing part of the back seat. There are split folding seats 20/40. I lost the small folding seat in the back for the 12" sub/sub box, but got better bass response out of it. I am just trying to figure out whether to go this route or just install the shakers or just leave it the way it is with the single 12. If I did not have them, I would stay with what I have. I just figure I already have them, so what the hell.
The other option is to return the bass shakers and just sell and take a loss on the old subs. The subs would sell pretty easily, but the box is specifically made for a '07 - up Toyota Tundra double cab.
