Steve Clarke wrote:
>
> I know this is getting as little off topic but since the dakota reg cab
> has limited space I was wandering if anybody knows anything about free
> air sub-woofers. They claim they do not need a box, What I'm looking at
> right now is POWER ACUSTIK WOOFERS. It would allow the use of bigger
> speaker in the dak but this is the first time I heard of these. Does
> anybody know if the sound quality is as good and the bass response?,
> would they be worth the investment?. They say 100oz mag circuit, 2" hi
> temp voice coil, free air design
>
> steve clarke sclarke@cancom.net
> 94 V-6 5-speed
Free air speakers are designed to work in the rear deck of a car using
the trunk as the speaker box. There has to be a baffle board to
separate the front wave from the rear. There are many subs now on the
market that can work in box with as little as .5-.66 cubic ft. for
8"-10" speakers. Go to a few reputable stereo shkps and ask them what
will work. I have two 10" 8 ohm Rockford Fosgate subs in a small ported
box and does it rock.
Jay
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