Wifes Likes Beats Too.

After years of being married, I think I rubbed off. The last few years she has gone from an 8" tube, to a 10" sealed and now a 12" ported... now I've caught her looking other speakers. This is just quick vid to show what it does now. 01 Montana, stock electrical, Cerwin Vega 124 (very underpowered) in a prefab being pushed by a Profile Baja amp (about 225 watts rms), running off a Sony headunit.

The amp was used to power the 10" she had and lately she's been asking if a bigger amp would give her more bass lol. I guess I know what to buy her for Christmas. Man it is so nice to have a wife that understands my stereo obsession.

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Autos & Vehicles

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• Bass
• Cerwin Vega
• Subwoofer
• Montana
• Wife
• LOL!

[Catalyst2]

Hahaha!! Amazing what one speaker can do!! You should mount two at the back corners angled and each facing her seat. Same principle as a surround sound i.e. pointing towards the recipient. In stead of the air intake tube, would a reflector help on one of them? This I think slows down that wave from behind the speaker, but reflects that lower wave to the front so no wave property is lost. That way your wife would not need a bigger amp and she would receive a cleaner wave.

[Speedcult77]

@Catalyst2  Actually I was thinking about doing a transmission line enclosure. We've had this van since 2001 and used it to haul a LOT of stuff (it shows lol). The idea was to keep it simple and easy to unhook if needed. I like that idea though and considering the 12's in a old Q-Logic and only getting 1/2 of its rated rms. I think I know what you mean, but feel free to draw it up and message me.

[Speedcult77]

It sounds super distorted on camera, but is actually pretty clean for what it is. You can kind of tell when I back away from it.

[Beerbadazz1]

To begin letting me say nice dash cover with the Mexican stitching geek this video suc nutsack an jumpercables in that dirty azz Mexican taxi that shit down beat btw turn the crossover down dummy