Thanks for the tip! I’ll definitely consider it. How easy is it to install with the third-row seats in?
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Installation is pretty straightforward! I managed to do it myself in an afternoon without any hassle.
That’s great to hear! I may just take the plunge and upgrade soon.
Don’t forget to consider the enclosure size! It’s as critical as the sub itself. A well-made enclosure can boost performance significantly.
Good point! I was just about to ask! How do I find the right one without it taking too much space?
Hey everyone! I’m looking to install a sub box in my Tahoe but I want to make sure I can still access the third row. Any suggestions on the best placement and subwoofer size?
You might want to consider a shallow mount subwoofer that can fit under the seat. It provides good sound while leaving room for the third row!
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That’s a good tip, dharrison! Ventilation is key too. Make sure you leave enough space around the box for air to flow. Poor ventilation can lead to overheating your sub.
I was thinking of installing the sub box in the cargo area. Can anyone speak to the wiring process? Is it complicated?
It’s not overly complicated if you have the right tools! Just ensure you have a good ground and use quality wiring to avoid any issues.
Honestly, if you’re feeling unsure about it, consider hiring a pro. You want to get the sound right without damaging your car’s electronics!
You guys are awesome! I really appreciate the insights. Any specific brands of subwoofers that are recommended?
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I’ve had good luck with Kicker subs. They have some nice options that fit perfectly in the Tahoe while delivering solid bass.
That sounds promising! Is there a particular model you would recommend for someone starting out?
Check out the Kicker CompRT series. They’re compact but pack a punch. Just make sure it fits your available space!
Thanks everyone! I’ll keep all these tips in mind. Just need to ensure it doesn’t turn my Tahoe into a rolling disco! 