Subwoofer
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From: The Only Corvette in Gila Bend, Az.
St. Jude Donor '09
Originally Posted by Silver00V6Camaro
nobody has really answered my question about the subs I have listed
Yes they did.....About half way down.
I am one of the guys running a WooX sub in my 80 and I can still keep my T-tops stored behind the seats. I personally don't think you need a ton of sub for the tiny compartment of a Vette. Then again, I am not the license plate rattlin' type that is trying to deafen myself with 136db of sound. The WooX is perfect for giving a system a bit of "thump" without spending thousands of dollars on acres of amps and double loaded 12" boxes.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Dec 2001
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From: St. Peters MO
C7 of Year Finalist (stock) 2019
2018 C7 of Year Finalist
Originally Posted by CVT4ME
I am one of the guys running a WooX sub in my 80 and I can still keep my T-tops stored behind the seats. I personally don't think you need a ton of sub for the tiny compartment of a Vette. Then again, I am not the license plate rattlin' type that is trying to deafen myself with 136db of sound. The WooX is perfect for giving a system a bit of "thump" without spending thousands of dollars on acres of amps and double loaded 12" boxes. There is a new version of the Basslink that looks very interesting. It is called the Basslink T. Here is a link to it.
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-qV3WsWb...earch=Basslink
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-qV3WsWb...earch=Basslink
I agree 100%. I have the WooX in my 82 and it adds the perfect amount of bass to the car and still allows storage of the T-Tops.
