Subs in back panel, Heard about it but can it be dun Options

[urbandork]

I heard once that subs can possibly be fitted in the back where the 6.5's or whatever go.

I was thinking of a fiber glass incloser with the a sub on each side. I figured it would go well with my rmb8's in the front and maybe new 4"s speakers in the front. (yes i have an 8 speaker set up)

I dont want to run a box for room issues and figued it would be a fun project if it can be dun.

[urbandork]

i just noticed that thats a coupe right.

I dont know how the space looks on a hatch but i wonder if it would make a diffrence in the amount of space for the sub to work off of.

Hey Coomer how were you planing to enclose the whole box for the sub?

And a more important question would be why did you stop?

Im not a big audio expert but how do you think they would sound if dun correctly?

thanks a bunch

This post has been edited by urbandork: Nov 21, 2004 - 4:38 AM

[Coomer]

i just noticed that thats a coupe right.

I dont know how the space looks on a hatch but i wonder if it would make a diffrence in the amount of space for the sub to work off of.

Hey Coomer how were you planing to enclose the whole box for the sub?

And a more important question would be why did you stop?

Im not a big audio expert but how do you think they would sound if dun correctly?

thanks a bunch
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I don't think there's much of a difference in the hatch, but I'd pull off your panel just to be sure before you begin the project.

I was going to enclose the sub in a sealed enclosure that would stick through a hole I'd cut in the side panel.

I stopped because I realized that it was going to be a ton of work to do it the way I wanted, and I didn't have time.

If done correctly, it'd sound great I think.