Getting some bass into a QC
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03-07-2005, 05:48 PM
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03-08-2005, 01:08 AM
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RE: Getting some bass into a QC
you can get a stealthbox at www.crutchfield.com
i don't belive there are any stealthbox's that hold anything bigger than a 10in sub. but don't quote me on that. most box's fit under the back seat and can hold 2subs also. kind of a lot of money, but i think they're worth the convinience of not being in your way.
i don't belive there are any stealthbox's that hold anything bigger than a 10in sub. but don't quote me on that. most box's fit under the back seat and can hold 2subs also. kind of a lot of money, but i think they're worth the convinience of not being in your way.
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03-08-2005, 06:35 PM
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03-20-2005, 04:10 AM
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03-20-2005, 11:10 AM
RE: Getting some bass into a QC
Using the factory center console would be tricky. First, it's very small. Most subs require at least 1 cubic foot of space. Second, you'd have to seal it. Since it doesn't have a bottom or a top, you'd have to add them or create some seal to the carpet and the lid. Third, you have to create a space above the speaker to get the sound out and not restrict movement of the face of the sub. Since the lid is the seat, you've got a problem there too. There was someone in this forum who was building custom center consoles to house a sub. You may want to look through the archives.
The doors aren't any good either. There's no way to seal them sufficiently with the window mechanism, handles, etc. and they'll rattle like crazy with some serious bass. Just listen to the stock Infinity system. Even with only 6x9 subs in the door, they tend to rattle and the bass is less than good.
I think Infinity makes a single sub enclosure that would fill up only one side under the seat, so you'd still have some storage space. You'd still have to loose the flat floor.
The doors aren't any good either. There's no way to seal them sufficiently with the window mechanism, handles, etc. and they'll rattle like crazy with some serious bass. Just listen to the stock Infinity system. Even with only 6x9 subs in the door, they tend to rattle and the bass is less than good.
I think Infinity makes a single sub enclosure that would fill up only one side under the seat, so you'd still have some storage space. You'd still have to loose the flat floor.
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03-20-2005, 05:00 PM