reverse mounted my subs ;)
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KidK9
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Tony, I think you need another car to work on.
i have a wooden panel running across the back covered in black vinyl that is attached to the rear trunk floor. i just use a small bolt to attach the box to the wood. make sense?
and thanx JB
foofinator
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Yay less trunk space!
jk lol.
jk lol.
yea no shit, but i can still fit a bottle of detail spray in there. maybe ?
ttocs
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no isobaric is an entierly different type of enclosure where the two would share one enclosure, as well as seperate enclosures(one sealed one ported).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isobaric_speakers
Just inverse mounting would be about the only way to describe it. Before anyone asks it can/will change the sound as you will now have a bigger enclosure with the combination of the magnet out of the box as well as the general shape.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isobaric_speakers
Just inverse mounting would be about the only way to describe it. Before anyone asks it can/will change the sound as you will now have a bigger enclosure with the combination of the magnet out of the box as well as the general shape.
Thank you Scott, i realized it after I posted.
JoshHooten
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Damn dude you are always doin cool stuff, wish I was your neighbor.
lol, i didnt wanna say nothin. with the whole "the more you know" theme haha!
love ya whitey
KillNThrill24
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looks sick man, i remember when i did that to my grand am with my old Rockford p2's, i swear it was louder reverse mounted...
how does it sound tho? i mean the overall system in the convertible. maybe it was just the car i had it in, but i had 2 15's in the back of my old convertible camaro and eventually took them out because they sounded like complete crap. rattled the hell out of the convertible and its components and then i could hardly hear/feel it lol. i even tried putting a 10 in there instead of the 15's and not much difference, just less rattle. still sounded bad.
thats a clean setup tho i really like it
how does it sound tho? i mean the overall system in the convertible. maybe it was just the car i had it in, but i had 2 15's in the back of my old convertible camaro and eventually took them out because they sounded like complete crap. rattled the hell out of the convertible and its components and then i could hardly hear/feel it lol. i even tried putting a 10 in there instead of the 15's and not much difference, just less rattle. still sounded bad.
thats a clean setup tho i really like it
yea you loose alot of sound in a convertible for sure. it sounds a tad better, idk? i just like the way it looks. the type of music i listen to has alot of tight bass and the way i have it adjusted with the frequency levels it sounds great. great for hard rock anyway. when my son puts in his cd's it does fn rattle the trunk so i just lower the bass asap, lol..
ttocs
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it reallys doesn't do anything except change the size of the box the woofer plays in so yea dumps isn't a bad example although it will change the tuning characteristics of the box.
yea i had to play with the frequency a little bit and adjust the gain (down) just a tad to lessen the annoying trunk/license plate rattle, lol.
alot of people wanna hide car audio as much as possible i however like to see as much of it as possible, lol. well minus the wiring and wire nuts...etc. but really i just like the way it looks in the trunk more than anything else. form<function, lmao...
alot of people wanna hide car audio as much as possible i however like to see as much of it as possible, lol. well minus the wiring and wire nuts...etc. but really i just like the way it looks in the trunk more than anything else. form<function, lmao...
