Cadillac Escalade 10″ Dual 2002-Up
Subwoofer Box Enclosure Subs ATREND

ATREND

Engineered and manufactured using only the best additives throughout the
production cycle.  Hardwood MDF combined with true mitered corners and full
insert dados.  The ATrend product line is built for the high-end niche market.

From design to delivery, Atrend products are tested
vigorously to ensure sound quality and accurate engineering. Working with only
the latest in computer automated software and machinery, Atrend
continues to be a trend setter in the marketplace. Atrend
delivers quality results by utilizing only the most efficient
engineering and manufacturing processes.

Your perfect solution for a great custom-fit install. Tough-guard finish,
rounded edges, custom CNC grooved work, and spring loaded terminal cups.
Designed to fit Ford vehicles.

Cadillac Escalade Dual 10″2002-Up Subwoofer Box Enclosure ATREND A19210CP

BMW X5 2000-2006

The JL
Audio BMX X5 Stealthbox® custom-fit subwoofer delivers incredible bass in a
package that takes up minimal space and blends in with your vehicle’s interior.
JL Audio designs Stealthboxes to fit in specific vehicles, then loads them with
appropriate subwoofers for optimal performance. Pair the system with an
appropriate amp and wiring for stellar concealed bass.

Construction: Stealthboxes are hand-crafted from fiberglass and/or
Advanced Molded Composite (AMC) materials. Fiberglass delivers a level of
enclosure rigidity and dimensional stability not possible with other enclosure
materials, allowing wall thickness to be reduced compared to a typical wood
enclosure. This gives you more interior box volume for a given external volume.
Fiberglass and AMC materials are very strong and can be molded into very complex
shapes; giving JL Audio the ability to design your Stealthbox to fit perfectly
into tight spots and minimize intrusion into your vehicle’s useful space. Each
Stealthbox is laminated, ground, joined, and finished by hand in the USA.
Proprietary techniques and materials developed by JL Audio through years of
fiberglass manufacturing experience ensure consistent quality and performance.

BMW StealthBox JL Audio for X5 2000-2006 B-X5/10W1v2

Acura RSX 2002-2006 Q-Custom Sub
Enclosure RSX110 Q-Logic

THIS ITEM SHIPS FREE!!!

Q-Customs Enclosures are vehicle specific sub woofer
enclosures. Each Q-Custom enclosure is designed to fit a specific vehicle. In
most cases, Q-Customs turn otherwise wasted space into the ideal location for
your subwoofer. The enclosures do not include woofers so you can chose your
favorite woofer for your system.

Many of our customers choose a Q-Customs Enclosure when they want the addition
of a subwoofer to their vehicle appear like it was installed from the factory.
Q-Customs Enclosures are offered in a number of factory-matched colors, so that
they blend in with the vehicles’ interior quite nicely. In many cases, we use a
combination of carpeting and factory matched coloring to achieve that factory
look.  In other cases, the enclosure is designed to fit behind the rear interior
panel on the passenger side – totally out of site. This helps to transform once
useless space into the perfect location for a subwoofer! Other benefits of this
location would be no loss of cargo space and less likelihood of theft.

Acura RSX 2002-06 Subwoofer box Enclosure RSX110 FREE SHIPPING!

One of the first upgrades most people consider to make to their new car or truck usually involves the car audio system.  The one area that usually has the most impact on any sound system is the car speakers. If the shopper is new to car audio, selecting the best car speakers for his or her vehicle can really be a challenge.  In many cases it isn't difficult to find the size and power rating of the existing speakers but how do you go about finding the best speakers for your existing system?

The first thing to consider is the size of your speakers.  There is only one way to be sure of what size you might fit and that is by removing the door panel and actually measuring the diameter of the cutout in the frame and the allowable depth with the window in the down position.  This isn't as difficult as it might seem and usually with a couple hand tools and some common sense most people can do this themselves.  Of course if you don't feel comfortable doing so, you can always ask a friend for help.  Another way to handle this is to consider one of the many "shallow mount" speakers on the market today.  In the majority of cases these will fit in just about any door.  Of course things get a bit more challenging if you are dealing with dash mount speakers.  This is one reason many opt to simply add another set of high end speakers to a new location like in the kick panels.  Q-Logic Q-forms are custom fit kick panel replacement panels and they were always a popular install in our shop.  You will find they come in two sizes and accept 5 1/4" or 6 1/2" diameter speakers of just about any depth.  The added benefit of this type of install is they are easy to remove when you trade in your vehicle.  If you go with expensive high end speakers, this is something to consider.  Personally speaking, I always liked CDT component speakers for kick panel installs or CDT Braxials for door installations when possible.

To keep things simple, a full range set of speakers will be call co-axial or tri-axial speakers and appear as a single speaker to install at each location.  As mentioned, CDT Braxial speakers are actually a component mid range with a high end tweeter mounted on a bridge above it.  This enables component quality sound in a standard door install.  You will find component speakers will consist of a separate woofer and tweeter to install at each location.  Component speakers usually provide the best quality of sound since there are separate speakers to handle the highs and the mid frequencies.  You can actually find three-way component systems also which will have a mid, a woofer, and tweeter for each speaker location.  As mentioned earlier, if you opt for installation in kick panels you will find they already have provisions for component speakers.  The CDT line also features 8 inch extended bass woofers to install as component systems.  This enables you to enjoy good bass without the added expense and space needed for a subwoofer install.  But of course finding a location for a 8" mid can be challenging to say the least.

Beyond the size of your speakers, you have to consider the power requirements of any speakers you might select.  All speakers, both full range and component systems will provide the RMS or continuous power rating of the speakers.  While standard speakers from the likes of Boss, Infinity, Pioneer and Kenwood are usually easily driven by any vehicle head unit with even a minimum output, many high end speakers with names like MB Quart, CDT, JL Audio or Alpine will require an amplifier for best performance.  Many OEM premium sound systems today have an amplifier built-in to their system.  It might be good to check with your car dealer or a custom audio shop just to be sure.  If this is so, you might have to purchase an adapter for your aftermarket speakers.  

Of course if you are upgrading your vehicle's source unit or radio at the same time, this will allow you to match your speakers perfectly either with or without an amp depending upon the speakers and the source unit.  Another thing to consider if radio replacement is considered is whether you will upgrade front and rear speakers.  If you do and an amplifier is needed it is always a good idea to select a 4 channel amp since it will provide the best control for sound quality.  YOu have several options here.  Some guys will install mids or coaxials for rear fill, some will simply use the stock speakers and push the power to the new comps while others will go with high end braxials or components in the rear as well as the front.

A bit of good advice is to remember that no speakers will sound the same in your vehicle as they do in a store's showroom.  But then again, no one in your vehicle will be comparing the sound to anything else either.  So what ever you select be asured it will be a great improvement over any OEM sound system.  But never expect to get the same sound from a $59 set of speakers that you would from a $800 component system.  If you want the very top car speakers for your ride, be prepared to pay a little more for them.  As with most things in life, when upgrading car speakers expect to get exactly what you pay for.