Subwoofer suggestions

[skirchydoo]

Hi, new member here.

I’ve been out of the car audio game for about 15 years. I would like to put a couple 8’s under the back seat of an extended cab F350.

I have a JL audio JX 500/1D amp, and the subs need to have less than 5” mounting depth.

I’m looking for suggestions, I have no idea what to look at other than JL audio. I would prefer to use 2 subs, but not opposed to 4.

Any help would be appreciated.

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[1aespinoza 10+ year member]

Any help would be appreciated.

There is a member here, AnthonyO, selling a pair of new 10" Alpine subs that are great with small boxes and perfect for that amp. Alpine is a solid brand and AnthonyO is a trusted member.

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

A pair of Dual 2 ohm subs will work such as these.. or a pair of SVC4 ohm subs

HYDRO-8 // 300 Watt RMS 8 Inch Shallow Mount Subwoofer

The CT Sounds HYDRO-8 is an 8" shallow-mount car subwoofer capable of reaching 600-watt max power. Available in dual 2-ohm and dual 4-ohm coil configurations. The 8-inch subwoofer is engineered to be extremely responsive in both sealed & ported enclosures.

www.ctsounds.com

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

Hi, new member here.

I’ve been out of the car audio game for about 15 years. I would like to put a couple 8’s under the back seat of an extended cab F350.

I have a JL audio JX 500/1D amp, and the subs need to have less than 4” mounting depth.

I’m looking for suggestions, I have no idea what to look at other than JL audio. I would prefer to use 2 subs, but not opposed to 4.

Any help would be appreciated.

What year model is the truck?

 

[skirchydoo]

What year model is the truck?

2022

 

[Jimi77 5,000+ posts]

4" is tough. Sundown has some shallow mounts worth looking at.

 

[skirchydoo]

4" is tough. Sundown has some shallow mounts worth looking at.

Oops, need to stay under 5”

And I realize most 8’s are least than 5” mounting depth, I’m more or less looking for best bang for the buck.

Also, what’s the opinions 8” kicker L5’s?

 

[chillin 10+ year member]

Are you building the box yourself?

 

[skirchydoo]

Are you building the box yourself?

Planning on it

 

[3toneEYZ]

Give Hertz a look.

 

[chillin 10+ year member]

Planning on it

I'm guessing it's 5" depth for an up fire? How about 4 6.5s front firing with a port to the side. More surface area than 2 8s

 

[skirchydoo]

I'm guessing it's 5" depth for an up fire? How about 4 6.5s front firing with a port to the side. More surface area than 2 8s

4 6.5’s was my original idea. I miss the old JL 6w0’s and 8w0’s. Suggestions for a decent 6.5”?

 

[chillin 10+ year member]

I honestly haven't used any. It's something I would like to do in my truck one day. It's really budget dependant. The American bass vfl6.5 look pretty decent for 140. I've heard that the DD 1506 is a great sub, but they're 399 each. Way too much for me, assuming I'm using 4 of them. There's some other options out there that I can't remember off hand.

 

[Jimi77 5,000+ posts]

Alpine Type S are decent subs for the money.

 

[Old_Slapper]

Hi, new member here.

I’ve been out of the car audio game for about 15 years. I would like to put a couple 8’s under the back seat of an extended cab F350.

I have a JL audio JX 500/1D amp, and the subs need to have less than 5” mounting depth.

I’m looking for suggestions, I have no idea what to look at other than JL audio. I would prefer to use 2 subs, but not opposed to 4.

Any help would be appreciated.

How much are you willing to spend and how much bass do you want? You can fit 3-10's. For maximum bass, you might want to look into a single shallow 10" in a ported box. The Alpine RS and JL TW5 are excellent subs.