amb7247

I have a 1984 Toyota pickup. I am going to replace my Pioneer DEH-2100 HU with a newwer one with AUX input and that can play MP3's. I am looking at geting a Kenwood amp 4-channel. 1 and 2 will be fore front dash speakers and 3/4 will be bridge giving the sub at least 180w - 200w rms watts. I know some places make a enclosure for two 10" subs but I only need one. I'm going to put my jack on the passenger side and put the enclosure behind my driver side. What type can you recommend. It seems the distance behind the bucket seat is ~9 inches at the bottom and from the seat hindge or seat lever where it allows you to fold the seat forward and to the hump in the middle is close to 18-19 inches.

If i have to I'll settle for an 8" subwoofer, but I don't know of that many good 8" sub brands. But as you know, I'd prefer to get a 10" sub with a small enclosure that'll fit that tight space.

I'm not a big thumper by any means I just like crisp base with a balance for my dash speakers.

Let me know what you guys suggest. I'm not really to sure here.

NisAznMonk

There will not be any noticeable difference between an 8" and a 10" subwoofer. For a slim subwoofer option check out either www.pioneerelectronics.com or www.earthquakesound.com

lofreqjeff

I have a 10" single sub truck box that you could have. It is a dual ported MTX box that has a 4" speaker on the top. It measures 16" tall, 16" wide and 8" deep.

Not sure where you live, but I can ship it to ya at your cost. I have some pics of it if you're interested.