Just curious where/how it fits in comparison to 10" subs behind the seat. I know there will be differences depending on the box, just looking for some input/pictures.

Thanks guys,
Andrew

 

Figured I'd throw my pics up here even though you've seen them through PM's...help to get the thread rollin and maybe give some guys ideas. I mounted mine behind the driver's seat on a wooden L bracket that I made and painted grey to match the interior. It rests on top of the jack stowage cover nicely and allows me to move my seat back far enough for my 5'10" frame and have plenty of room. Taller folks would probably have to remove or modify the jack cover and mount the unit on the floor to be comfortable.

I'm really curious if anyone has mounted the basslink in the middle and how that fits....

Well, here's mine:

 

Not to hack the thread, but how does the infinity sound..
Thanks

 

I like the sound, it's nice and tight and goes well with Rock and Heavy Metal...not sure if it would do the job in an extra cab though. I'm using the stock head unit with Rockford Fosgate 6 1/2's in the doors and Pioneer 4x6's in the B-pillars .

 

I had a similar setup as you in my last ecsb. I had the basslink under the rear seat on the drivers side and Pioneers front and back. It sounded much better than stock, but not quite what I was hoping for. Some songs it sounded great, but others were a little flat. It just didn't get low enough for me I guess.

 

I built a platform for mine with budhayes3 help and it works really well for me. It isn't the loudest or hardest hitting bass I've heard, but is more than enough for me. I'm running a Kenwood EZ500 hu, rockford fosgate 6 1/2 3 ways and polk 4x6s along with it.

 

I have a extended cab and I love it its a perfect level of tight good base and ive had mine for 5 years now and its still as good as new