SpydiR

Hey guys, I'm thinking of throwing a piece of carpeted and sealed plywood or fiberboard over my spare tire area [tire is removed] and throwing my 10's in it so they will sit flush with the board. This obviously isn't going to be sealed like a legitmate box, so my question is this: Anyone out there do something similar? and if so, how does it sound compared to a box? I know there will be a difference, but if I'm curious as to how much. It's not so much that I don't want to break down and buy a box, that's not a problem at all. Its just that I don't want every theif in Houston eyeballing my system. So what do you ya'll think?

john666

There has to be more then just a piece of wood, the back of the sub should be air tight.. if not you just wasted your time.

SpydiR

The reason I ask is I've seen lots of people with similar setups, and they bang pretty hard. So what's their secret? I know a little something about stereos, but I've never had subs in any vehicle I've owned, so I'm a little clueless on this.

If I do need to seal the speakers, someone share some ideas on how to do this while remaining as stealth as possible. I found a nice, flashy box on ebay but I'm afraid it will draw too much attention. And since I'm working with a hatch, it's not like I have a lot of options to hide the stuff. Any input appreciated.

Dancing is Forbidden

They may have free air subs. You CAN seal the back in as well. Its not that hard.

BTW-we have an audio forum for a reason

SpydiR

gotta be honest, I didn't even look for one. Guess I'll go pester them, then. Thanks for the tip dude.

also, how are you talking about sealing the spare tire area?