I have a 2001 Gmc extended cab with a punch 550. I have sealed box for under my back seat, would these infinitys sound better than Rockford Fosgate p3
880077
I dont know the extint of rockford but i know infinity rattels and hits every base line upper and low lows.
942838
I have a 1500 and got the R/T Dual 10-inch Chevy extended cab sealed speaker box and it has been awesome. Push a lot of watts thru 2 kickers and its held up good for a year to this point.
1504970
i have this in a Nissan Frontier under my back seat and i think it sounds great. Not too much base at all, no rattling of anything, but there when you need it. I have it hooked up to a JX250 JL Audio Monoblock amp.
140599
Not sure, I got the Pioneer sub meant for this box. Sounds perfect in my quad cab pick up.
1726964
I would think that you would hear a difference. The Infinity P363's are larger, more sensitive, and have a dedicated midrange for starters. I have five P363's in my large LR HT. I had two more for the mid's in a 7.1 system, but there was no easy way to wire them, so they were repurposed to my wife's office stereo. All seven were bought during $99-100 sales. My 5.1 HT is normally a 5.0 system as I seldom turn on the Polk sub... I have ten 6.5"woofers! I feel the P363's - @<$100 - are a great buy.
192857
The rms on the infinity is 300w, 150 is not enough to push that sub, especially if your putting the sub in the trunk of your car that has a gas tank separating the cabin from the trunk. I would go with a stronger amp, JL Audio Jx 500/1 is a great amp. I have this amp and it hits HARD! One more note do not install your sub in a cheap box, a good sub box makes a big difference.
1955654
no you will need at least a rockford fosgate 1500.1 the series power is the black one
1661818
I don't know, that would depend on your personal preferences. I bought mine to replace two 12-inch full-range speakers in a 1950's console stereo cabinet. They are driven by a Pyle PTA2 amp ( only7 watts per channel rms, 20watts per channel peak) and they rock in a small 12'x 15' room. I have one other set of the same Rockford Fosgate speakers in two diy wood cabinets (connected to another Pyle PTA2) and they also have really good volume with no noticeable distortion. If it were me I would see how your set-up works for you and add an amp if you are not happy that. Hope that helps.
1245531
I have them in an 03 Silverado and although they're loud and clear they don't produce much bass. I love them they're amazing but I'd recommend spending a few more dollars and going with the punch series ones. P1. Hope this helps man.
2226635
I have installed 4 of the pyle 6.5-inch 300-watt mid-bass woofers in the doors of my 2001 gmc yukon , replaceing the factory speakers . They do add more bass sound but not as much as i would like . I would suggest a sub woofer speaker .
1590961
I have a 14 FRS and have this installed. Great deep sound but not overpowering. Not ricey either
511282
I have this exact set up sounds good and I have it hooked to a factory radio. Try sealed box first though I think it sounds better.
1078350
Fosgate speakers make an excellent up grade. Not easy to install. I have the 6.5".I don't think 1/2 will make a difference. Get an amp & subwoffers
1669024
It depends on what car they are going in. I would recommend using Rockford Fosgate prime speakers over the Pioneers they will sound a lot better.
510527
Aftermarket speakers almost always sound better than OEM speakers simply due to OEM cost constraints. This particular model separates the tweeters and woofers. Unless you plan on separating the tweeters and woofers in the rear (for example putting the woofers in the rear deck and tweeters in the side panels) you would be better with the more conventional "coaxial" (2-way or 3-way) speakers such as the http://www.amazon.com/Rockford-Fosgate-P165-6-5-Inch-Full-Range/dp/B0076SII5I/ref=pd_sim_e_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=1QSEBG3TVVX2M8461XWW Such "coaxial"speakers also cost less than the separates you are asking about. Try to get the largest speaker that will fit in the rear deck (6x9 if possible) for better bass.
316627
I for an extra $70 went with the rockford fosgate prime 1200 Watt Mono block amp. It's a perfect match for the power handling of the sub (600 Watts RMS 1200 peak) for wiring kit I went with rockford 4 AWG wiring kit. It's a little more spendy than a lot of the wiring kits you'll find on here but it is WORTH it. I have it installed in my new subaru and it hits so hard people are in disbelief when I tell them it's a single 12 inch sub. Any 4 gauge wiring kit should work for that amount of power. You could even go 2 gauge if you want. You'll want at least 100 amp fuse on your power cord (from your car battery to your amp) this was all included with the rockford kit as well as high quality RCA's. If you go with a cheap kit you run risk of choking your sound quality. If your going to get it installed in a shop they will also point you in the right direction for a wiring kit. If your doing it yourself and have the extra money I'd go with the rockford kit.
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absolutely I have two of the same subs running off of that very same amp. I have them in a 89 mercury Grand Marquis in a custom-built ported box the takes up the whole trunk when it was built to specs of the subs. For your truck I would suggest a sealed box unless you don't care about having any space left over. But that's just my opinion. Either way you put it, this setup will thunder. Beware hearing damage may occur. Lol