Stupid question but where exactly does the sub sit in that picture? Also, do you think the sub was worth it? I plan to get it, and also ordered the truck with the rear under the seat storage, so I was trying to figure out what I would do.
The sub is in the large portion in the middle of the large plastic piece. It's a downward facing sub.
Is that plastic cover pretty stout? If I put my GSD in the back and he were to sit or step on it, would it be something that would crack easily do you think?
@GearheadSS answered the first part of your question as to location. As for if it was "worth it", it was to me. The Bose system really should have included a subwoofer. The under seat storage compartment will have to be removed. My ZR2 came with the basic storage tray. I didn't have any issues cutting it up. Had I not cut it up to use the part that I could, it would have just ended up in the attic or trash.
The Bose system has a sub. It's just not very powerful. It's under the center console.
Appreciate that. Order placedJust checked the place I bought mine from. Looks like they may still have it.
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That package is for trucks without the Bose system. The Bose system already has an amplifier.
The "Bose" system in the ZR2 has paper cones, a terrible amp, and a weak subwoofer buried in the center console. The $600 for the add-on above includes the enclosure, speaker and amp. "This subwoofer system includes a high-efficiency 10" big-bass subwoofer with integrated 200-watt amplifier." If you want a quick plug and play solution, these are a nice addition. If you want a much more legit audio system in your truck you need to swap out all the speakers and do a high quality amp and woofer in the back. The head unit also has a very basic EQ. Any new system would massively benefit by adding a sound processor also. That swap out would cost $1500-$2k, but could run up to $4k + if you really max it out.
