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<blockquote data-quote="brian84corvette" data-source="post: 8278930" data-attributes="member: 586635"><p>for a hybrid car - im going to have to recomend to you to re think this whole thing out.</p><p></p><p>you can get loud stereo on low power if you plan your build correct. low power is about 6 to 800 watts for sub. you will need a subwoofer thats eficent and has built with a "looser" suspension than most are to be fed with a moderate amount of power ( no over powering nessary to use the sub to its full potential )</p><p></p><p>i did this with my suburban - i ended up purchacing subwoofer with a large cone (18") - and small box requirment (3.5 to 4 cubic ft sealed ) - and only 600 watts of power needed to move the sub to its maximum ability. = <a href="http://stereointegrity.com/index.php?id=60" target="_blank">Stereo Integrity | HT Subwoofers</a></p><p></p><p>you would probably be pretty good with a single 15 of this nature - in a small sealed type box it would have good sound quality - and not require any upgrades to your car.</p><p></p><p>you can run a high level converter from your rear speakers to make an rca output for your sub amp if you have no rca output on the rear of your headunit.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="brian84corvette, post: 8278930, member: 586635"] for a hybrid car - im going to have to recomend to you to re think this whole thing out. you can get loud stereo on low power if you plan your build correct. low power is about 6 to 800 watts for sub. you will need a subwoofer thats eficent and has built with a "looser" suspension than most are to be fed with a moderate amount of power ( no over powering nessary to use the sub to its full potential ) i did this with my suburban - i ended up purchacing subwoofer with a large cone (18") - and small box requirment (3.5 to 4 cubic ft sealed ) - and only 600 watts of power needed to move the sub to its maximum ability. = [URL="http://stereointegrity.com/index.php?id=60"]Stereo Integrity | HT Subwoofers[/URL] you would probably be pretty good with a single 15 of this nature - in a small sealed type box it would have good sound quality - and not require any upgrades to your car. you can run a high level converter from your rear speakers to make an rca output for your sub amp if you have no rca output on the rear of your headunit. [/QUOTE]
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