Subwoofer/Amp Suggestions for Ext Cab Silverado
 

Anyone know of any subwoofer/amp combos that sound decent for a ECSB that will not break the bank? I'm only wanting something to enhance the sound I have now. I DO NOT want something to rattle the windows and wake the neighbors. Just something to improve overall sound quality. I would also like to retain as much space under the rear bench as possible.

My current receiver is a Kenwood DPX503. All speakers are stock (6 I believe, non-Bose). Any suggestions?

Bump. Nothing at all? Heck, I'll even take brand suggestions.

I run kicker amps a kicker subs... Search the net and you can get them for fairly inexpensive.. I just bought a kicker 10 in a kicker ported box for 105 shipped sounds great btw...

go with a single 10" subwoofer and build your own box or buy one from subthump. Something like a smaller Resonant Engineering SRX subwoofer off a Kicker 600 rms amp would be good.

memphis, jl audio or digital designs are awesome stuff and pricing will be cheaper to more exspensive in that order. go with a nice memphis amp and a memphis pr1 and youll be very happy. or im runnign a memphis amp and two 12" jl w3's which are awesome to/

Hey SS your W3's what version? I just picked up 2 12"s myself w3v2

I would go with a single 8" or single 10" under the back seat with a 250w amp in a small sealed box. :D This will keep your amp and box size reqirements down to a minimum saving you money and space. The 10" will hit a little deeper and louder than the 8".

As far as brands im partial to JL Audio. :nod: If your wanting to keep your price as low as possible look at the W0 and W1 lines for your subwoofers (ie 8w0 or 8w1 / 10w0 or 10w1) If you want to keep the same brand going JL has a new amp series they just came out with called the J2 series. The J2 series has a mono block 250w amp that would feed the 8 or 10 every thing it needs (J2 250.1 is the model number). With the type of system improvement your looking for there is really no reason to go with a bigger amp or larger speaker than a 10". :secret: Keep us updated on how your search is going.:chug:

I agree,one 10" sub and a good amp to push it and it will really wake up your sound system! then maybe later throw in some components front and rear with a 4 channel amp and rock out!

I recently got a Kicker CVT10 for $84.50 and a ported box for $70 to fit under the rear seat in my truck.
I already had a old Kenwood amp, but the new speaker and box sounds much better than the speakers I had.

sealed 10" under rear seat, replace door speakers and run a 5 channel amp like the Kicker ZX700.5. Remote gain so you have adjustabilkity up front, 420-450 watts on the single 10", 85x4 for all stock replaced speakers.

Simple, not not mind/glass shattering.