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I have one of the older 10" powered Bazookas. I'm a little disappointed with the lack of power, but i got it at a very good price and the sound quality is also very good. Currently I have it firing into the right-rear taillight assembly and I pull the left rear passenger seat down.
Has anyone experimented with positioning a tube and maybe found a better position than this? If so, please let me know.
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I have mine tucked behind the right passenger seat, firing towards the left passenger seat. This is with a 10" Bazooka and 200watt Sony Amp. The seats are always closed and sound is good. Regards ------------------ Michael Amisano 1998 SVT Contour E1 5785 of 6535, Black 'n' Blue Mods: MSDS Y-Pipe Receiver: Kenwood CD HeadUnit w/5v Pre-Outs and Sub control, Speakers: Polk DB 6 1/2" Seperates in Front, 5 1/4" in Rear, 10" SAS Tube, AMPS: Sony 50x4, Sony 75x2 @ 200x1 Radar Detector:Valentine One New Engine: 09/00 @ 42K Thank You Extended Warranty!Waiting for Install: MSDS Headers, Granatelli 75mm MAFS, KKM mamisano@optonline.net
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I can read your mind , and you should be ashamed of yourself:p
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Originally posted by wanabe:
in the trash. A little uncalled for, no? ------------------ Michael Amisano 1998 SVT Contour E1 5785 of 6535, Black 'n' Blue Mods: MSDS Y-Pipe Receiver: Kenwood CD HeadUnit w/5v Pre-Outs and Sub control, Speakers: Polk DB 6 1/2" Seperates in Front, 5 1/4" in Rear, 10" SAS Tube, AMPS: Sony 50x4, Sony 75x2 @ 200x1 Radar Detector:Valentine One New Engine: 09/00 @ 42K Thank You Extended Warranty!Waiting for Install: MSDS Headers, Granatelli 75mm MAFS, KKM mamisano@optonline.net
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Originally posted by mamisano:
A little uncalled for, no?
its just a opinion.
I can read your mind , and you should be ashamed of yourself:p
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Originally posted by wanabe:
in the trash. What is so bad about Bazookas that they should be trashed? They are quite a good sounding speaker for taking up as little space as the do. Not to mention they are one of the few speakers on the market that come self powered. For someone who isn't an audiophile, they are easy to install and the sound is way better than stock. The price is decent too. I think they are decent. ------------------ Neil MigalaAOL IM "jimcrk119"98 EO SVT #1735 of 6535Performance Mods[*] Superchip[*] H & R Springs[*] B&M Shifter[*] + 4 Plugs[*] No ResAesthetic Mods[*] 17" Konig Tantrums w/ Paradas[*] Side marker lights[*] Painted calipers[*] 95 Sail Panels
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its not that i don't like bazookas it just that i don't like bass tubes ,if you are going to get a bass tube then bazooka is the best way to go,but i just don't like the sound of bass tubes, sorry if i upset anyone.
bazooka dose make some sweet ass stuff,like the new amps with the liquid cooling system, I'm thinking of getting one of those when i get my tour.
[This message has been edited by wanabe (edited April 29, 2001).]
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Personally, I think you should keep the wire long enough to put it in the back seat when driving w/o passengers in the back. Run the wires between the split in the seats and close them(not all the way, cause i'm sure you want to put it back in the trunk when you park it). If you want to keep it in the trunk though, make sure it is secure so you don't have it rolling all over the place! Picture this...if - comes loose and touches the + and your patch cables are still connected, you will be in some serious sh*t, because it will most likely fry the amp in your head unit and all you will have is sound via amplifiers connected to the rca plugs. I've seen it happen!  ------------------ 2000 SE Sport Deep Navy CC Metallic Midnight Blue Cloth Production date- 09/30/99 Purchase date- 11/27/99 20k miles and counting... Audio upgraded
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