New sub box/amp rack almost done
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New sub box/amp rack almost done 56k caution...
It's pretty much done I just need to put a piece of plexiglass over the amp and mount a tube of neon on the rear deck to shine down on the amp. The subs have neon already. I think it looks pretty good for my first try. Let me know what you guys think...
From outside the car
From inside with the rear seat folded down
Matt
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From inside with the rear seat folded down
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Re: New sub box/amp rack almost done 56k caution... (civiksiracer1)
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Re: New sub box/amp rack almost done 56k caution... (4doorex)
I keep seeing more and more trunk installs with subs facing up like that...how does having the sub firing up effect the sound you get?
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Re: New sub box/amp rack almost done 56k caution... (4doorex)
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Be careful with that. You don't want to seal up the amp too much. It needs to stay cool and breathe.
Be careful with that. You don't want to seal up the amp too much. It needs to stay cool and breathe.
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Re: New sub box/amp rack almost done 56k caution... (a98tegLS)
Yeah, basically I am going to put two pieces of MDF on each end of the amp to support the plexi. The side next to the box actually gets air from the woofers pushed across and the other side is open next to the back of the rear seat. I don't think it will over heat.
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Re: New sub box/amp rack almost done 56k caution... (loki2323)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by loki2323 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I keep seeing more and more trunk installs with subs facing up like that...how does having the sub firing up effect the sound you get?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Mine sounds better then the old box, but I think that is because this new set-up is built to the woofers specs instead of a pre-fabbbed box. I built the box like that so my wife could have more room in the trunk for groceries and such. The old box filled up most of the trunk because of the strut tower bar.
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Mine sounds better then the old box, but I think that is because this new set-up is built to the woofers specs instead of a pre-fabbbed box. I built the box like that so my wife could have more room in the trunk for groceries and such. The old box filled up most of the trunk because of the strut tower bar.
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