Sub Woofer in a roadster?

SonnyC

My car has the Bose system. I was very disappointed in the sound quality so I made a few alterations. All of the research I did left the Bose system portrayed as some mystical piece of engineering that could not be altered because Bose is so secretive about their system. The crappy paper cone speakers were terrible. I tested them all with a meter and found nothing particularly unusual so I replaced the dash speakers with MB Quart QTK-30 tweeters and the door speakers with MB ONX169's. I didn't mess with the rear speakers because they are all but useless behind the seats and under the boot. The high and mid range sound great now and I am satisfied with the sound but there is still virtually no base. I am contemplating doing a sub install similar to yours but was curious if a tube would be an easy fix to the problem. I have very eclectic musical taste but I'd don't do much that requires an overpowering or driving base. I am just looking for something that would complement the other speakers I installed. What do you think?

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