sorry to ask, but what is a bass tube? I've never heard of this term. Are you refering to the Bazooka sub? If so, most ppl will say that it sucks and is a waste of money, but me, im not hardcore, and don't like so much bass that you cant hear the song, and + if i were to buy an aftermarket set up id have to pay for it =) the bazooka sub gets loud enough and it fits nicely in the trunk and is already wired for me so =)
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Aftermarket Aftermarket Aftermarket.
Much better boom for the buck.
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Much better boom for the buck.
I would totally agree. If you want to get the Bazooka the tC gets a 10" and it fits rather nicely of to the right side of the trunk. I really does sound alright. If it were me I would get and AFTERMARKET sub and amp. I think you would be more happy with the results.Originally posted by ufgatorfan@Aug 15 2004, 05:08 PM
Aftermarket Aftermarket Aftermarket.
Much better boom for the buck.![]()
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It would really depend on what kind of statement you are trying to make with your audio. If you are like Quadinscion (not saying that what you want is bad)
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, then you would want the best and loudest boom because that would be your thing (which is perfectly alright). So you would go aftermarket. But, if you are like me and kind of on the more conservative side, you would most likely get the bazooka sub made for the tC just because of how well it fits, the cost, and the acceptance that its not gonna shake and boom etc. I would just want an enhancement to my bass but not an overwhelming amount of it. I plan on getting the bazooka sub becuase I feel that it's worth the money if 100W is all you want. I used to have a system in a car I had in the past which cost me 700 for just 300 W on two 10"s.
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I had my fill of loud bass and im just older I guess.
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Exactly
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