YOUR RESEARCHlargest Subwoofer in Footwell??
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I am getting two JL Audio 6W0 subs in the footwell of my C4 cab. I read a thread where someone indicated they had a 12" under the passengers feet. What is the largest sub someone has put there? maybe I should revise my choice?
get a 6w3, the 6w0 is the lowest model of their line.
On the JL audio site the only option at the 6.5" subwoofer level is the W0. I notice you have a larger subwoofer. A Cab is definately a stereo handicap but I still won't be complaining too much. i just want to make sure I get the best bass I can get with the car layout restrictions.
Be prepared that you probably won't hit the real lows with the 6's. I have the 8W3's and they sound nice, but even they are missing some frequency.
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