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tommyd241 · 02-25-2009, 01:52 PM

I agree with Riveted about going "with as few drivers as possible. Two in the kick panels with subs behind the seat and call it a day." Amp them with some good clean power, sound deaden the cab and it should be plenty loud and sound good.

I do understand that you gotta do what works for you. I plan to do a budget system in my truck soon with some stuff that I have laying around. It's not gonna blow anyone away, but it will definitely be better than an AM radio with a blown factory paper speaker. LOL.

I have a pair of Polk 4" coaxials that I plan to mount in the factory location under the dash. Then I have a Pioneer DEH-P2900MP that I'm gonna put in the glovebox w/ an iPod adapter. Finally I have a Bazooka tube that I plan to put behind the seat on the passenger side.

Is it gonna sound great? No. LOL, but it should hold me over for awhile and it will be cheap and hidden.

02-25-2009, 01:52 PM	#11
tommyd241 Registered User Join Date: May 2008 Location: 505 Posts: 447	Re: System in my '63 GMC I agree with Riveted about going "with as few drivers as possible. Two in the kick panels with subs behind the seat and call it a day." Amp them with some good clean power, sound deaden the cab and it should be plenty loud and sound good. I do understand that you gotta do what works for you. I plan to do a budget system in my truck soon with some stuff that I have laying around. It's not gonna blow anyone away, but it will definitely be better than an AM radio with a blown factory paper speaker. LOL. I have a pair of Polk 4" coaxials that I plan to mount in the factory location under the dash. Then I have a Pioneer DEH-P2900MP that I'm gonna put in the glovebox w/ an iPod adapter. Finally I have a Bazooka tube that I plan to put behind the seat on the passenger side. Is it gonna sound great? No. LOL, but it should hold me over for awhile and it will be cheap and hidden.