(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Just got in all the things, aside from the Subwoofer, in today. Next will be building the custom box, then installing it. I'll be updating as I go along. Only thing I need now is some battery terminals. My truck is a 1994 Silverado.

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Specifications(Some google will get you familiar with the stats of each product):

Amp- P700-1BD
Speakers- P1694 (6x9)
Subwoofer- P30212
Dash-speakers- Polk Audio DXi 460(4x6, and only thing that's not RF)
Four-gauge wire
PEQ Punch Equalizer Remote
Dynamat

Pics of the hoe?

It's all about dem sub woofers.
Damn straight.

I am 16 and have a 1997 Chevy 1500 and speakers and totally blown. Any suggestions for speakers? I am looking to 'bump' . Lol. If you can suggest me something, please include a price and where I can buy it. I was thinking about getting Sony Xplod for around 57 dollars and adding a sub-woofer later.

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I've got a Sony Xplod also, the $200 dollar model.

The reason I got this sub is because I got it cheap off my friend. How much room do you have in your truck where you intend on putting your system?

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Probably the cheapest products you'll be able to find.

Well I just got some 6x9 in Xplods yesterday and it turns out my stock speakers were 3 1/4th in. I was pissed! BTW I made an error in my last post, its a 96, not 97. I cant even figure out how to take the panels off to get to the speakers anyway. My dads a mechanic and he was like "WTF!?!". Hes gonna get one of his redneck buddies to look at it and maybe we can make a box for the Xplods. But for now, I have to wait. I wish I would have looked up the speaker size before I bought the Xplods. I got them at Walmart for 60 bucks. Cheap I know but Im not looking for the best right now. I am just looking for quality speakers to replace the blown speakers I have. I have heard good things about Xplod so I am hoping all will turn out as planned. Also, Its an extended cab so I have a whole backseat to mess around with. I just hope it doesnt take up too much room cause of the girlfriend. *wink wink*

Yeah, you have quite a bit more room than I do. The only thing Xplod I have is my head unit, I assumed that is what you were talking about.

I would refrain from using any sub-woofers or larger speakers from Wal-Mart, I'm sure you're fine now, just for future reference. I got my dash-speakers, which are Polk Audios, they sound decent. I had my current stuff installed by the people at Best Buy, so I didn't have to hassle with anything. The best sounding subwoofer I've heard in real life is my friend's Audioque. Audioques are really nice, and fairly good priced. One of those will definitely do the job. Yeah, my 6x9s are in boxes currently also. They just unhooked the door speakers so they wouldn't blow and distort anything. I'll just explain my box to give you a basic idea.

My sub will need about 2 cubic feet of airspace, so it's going to stretch all the way across my truck. The woofer is 6.66" in mounting depth, so I have to move up my middle seat a few inches. But basically, the sub is going into a box, then the 6x9s will be chambered by themselves on opposite sides of the truck. If you did something like that, you'd have quite a bit of room.

I assume all your speakers are stock and you want to replace them. You should probably have it looked at by a professional, thought it does cost a but extra money, it's better than messing something up in there.

Thanks for the advice, man. I will get back at you if I end up getting them put in or not or if I do something else. Thanks.

Very clean truck, don't care for the bed rails or skirts/steps..

my truck:
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and my buddy/club prez just installed his roll pan!
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