Sound Storm Labs LOPRO 10 Inch Subwoofer in 2014 Chevy Sonic
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- Опубликовано: 12 ноя 2024
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Quick video sharing how I set up a Sound Storm Labs powered subwoofer in my Chevy. LOPRO10 by SSL is a great value for a budget sub, I remember only paying about $150 for the sub with an integrated amp. The sub is plenty loud and hits hard, I definitely recommend it if you are hiding the sub or on a budget. Used self tappers and some brackets to mount the sub directly to the chassis.
Music used- Stop The Whip by El Leiko
I’ve been looking into buying this thing for a budget build but couldn’t find any good demos of sound so thanks for the only good vid I could find 😂
Did you you buy it? Looking myself haha
Did you buy it
@@DKCrules50 I bought one a 3-4 years back and it doesn't work SO I just bought another. They do a great job when they are working.
Wow sounds great for a low pro self contained speaker system 😊😊😊😊
Good video man not a lot of videos with music in the back, short and simple is nice. 👍
Bro I'm totally buying this now I have a Mazda 3 hatchback it's going to fit nice and that you definitely got me sold on it now
SO COOL !!!
Can you tell me about speakers and amplifiers as well and tweeter, do all these have in your car ?
Can you run 2 of these speaker at the sametime?
Yeah
Did you add a crossover or that's straight stock and the sub only?
No line out converter required as the amp had inputs for speaker level. Stock radio and just added the sub
@@rocketbrews7758 thanks I appreciate your video and reply 💯💯
Could you do an update video ?
Do you have heat issues?
Why not run the remote on from the stereo?
It may not have one, I've not seen many stock radios with a remote output signal wire
Did you install a line output converter?
From what I see online, that unit has inputs for that already
quality video
Hey do you think I could install two of these on the same system? Do you know how I would do that? Sorry if that's a stupid question
I think it's possible depending on the car audio system, some of them now have more than 1 RCA out or you can use splitter
As long as you have the power and a good signal splitter/processor, you could run several
hey man, is there any chance that you can send me a photo with the tuning that you’ve done to the sub ? basically the front of your sub. i’ve got the same exact one and i want to have a better idea on how to tune it. thanks
Tune it by ear trust me
@@rocketbrews7758 appreciate you
What's the song
Stop the whip El Leiko
show wiring
Your blocking the sound waves by having it covered.. not sure why youd do that as sounds is air moving and your blockingnit from entering your car. Your bass would prob be 5x louder outside of the wheel well
I had mine originally on the back of the back seat. I moved it to under the hideaway compartment. It sounds so much better. I didn't put it with the spare tire.
The bass is better in the hideaway than open air. I also have a 13 band equalizer built into the stereo and a built in crossover as well.