I have used Bazooka subs in Mustangs I have owned in the past and have grown to love them. Has anyone used the powered versions of them? I know they
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08-13-2009, 08:39 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Bazooka Powered Subs...anyone???
I have used Bazooka subs in Mustangs I have owned in the past and have grown to love them. Has anyone used the powered versions of them? I know they come in various power models with the same woofer size. I was thinking of the 250watt powered 8" Bazooka. Amazon has it for about $260 and figured it was a pretty good deal since it retails for $400. I would love to hear anyone opinion on this option. I suppose I would be patching into the rear speaker or the Bose Sub...
Thanks john
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This review says its "More cleaner"
Bazooka - 6" Single-Voice-Coil 4-Ohm Subwoofer with Integrated 100W Amplifier - BTA6100 |
08-16-2009, 05:51 AM | #7 (permalink) |
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A bazooka tube is only used for BOOM that is it. I use to have one in my hatch than got tired of how the sound was muddy and not precise. So I upgraded to a sealed 10 inch sub which I loved. My recommendation is to stay away and to get something better. Also if this is for your z or even a replacement just stay away.
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Any self amplified car subwoofer is compromise. You will get much better results with a raw sub, sealed enclosure, and a decent mono subwoofer amplifier. If cost is an issue, buy used or go on ebay.
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08-17-2009, 12:25 AM | #9 (permalink) |
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Eh. Please don't do that to a Z and put a Bazooka tube in there. Heck, a Sony sub in a prefab box would be better than that. 260 for that kind of performance really isn't a great deal IMHO...
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