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Sub questions
Hey guys, I'm thinking of putting in an after market sub in the space where the bose sub goes, I have a 2006 base and I'm wondering what you guys would advice that I get, how much power, what is the difference between a free air sub and a regular sub that goes into an enclosure?
What happens if I put a regular sub in this area? Wouldn't it be considered an enclosed area?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
What happens if I put a regular sub in this area? Wouldn't it be considered an enclosed area?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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This has got to be the 4th thread this week on this same topic. Please do a little searching. Again DO NOT PUT A SUB BACK THERE. It will sound like crap and will vibrate like crazy even if you dynamat the hell out of it. Subs need a specific amount of airspace and the stock location does not give it that.
Well actually you can get the correct space for some subs, but regardless you can never get it completely sealed. Well unless you take out your oem seatbelts and use a 4 point harness.
Originally Posted by dave079
This has got to be the 4th thread this week on this same topic. Please do a little searching. Again DO NOT PUT A SUB BACK THERE. It will sound like crap and will vibrate like crazy even if you dynamat the hell out of it. Subs need a specific amount of airspace and the stock location does not give it that.
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Originally Posted by 03Zilverstone
Specs are based on what sub you use.
My sub is a Pioneer TS-W1041C. On the site it states "Low-Q Design for use in Small Sealed Box (0.6 cubic foot recommended)".
Could anyone recommened me a size for a box to fit in the standard section? Thanks..
Heres a link.
http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/pn..._34655,00.html
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