Sub box build
Nor-Cal
Joined: Feb 2011
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From: Nor Cal CA
x2 downfire sounds much better, cleaner imo, my buddys got his 2 12s upfiring in his silverado and it vibrates the metal brackets on the bottom of the seat. darn chevys
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Joined: Aug 2012
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From: Albuquerque, NM
Here's mine. I just removed the smaller portion of the back seat. And since its in a well designed ported box my single 8 pounds hard as a 12 with way less space.
I use Sundown audio. It's top notch stuff and doesn't break the bank. IMO you could not pay me to run boss equipment.
I use Sundown audio. It's top notch stuff and doesn't break the bank. IMO you could not pay me to run boss equipment.
4v > 2v
Joined: Jan 2012
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From: Kansas
Not a very good pic. This is a box from supercrewsound.com I think. Its expensive, yes, but I found mine on craigslist for 100. Its downfiring and no seat adjustment it needed. Fits 2 10" subs. Pics dont show but it sits flush with the seat
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Basco
Joined: Oct 2012
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From: Meridian, Idaho
So I think I might just keep that sub, but if I make it down firing will 1/4 be enough between the sub face and the floor? I also figured out that the sub is exactly 6 1/4" and my seat it 7 1/2"
Originally Posted by andonipatxi
So I think I might just keep that sub, but if I make it down firing will 1/4 be enough between the sub face and the floor? I also figured out that the sub is exactly 6 1/4" and my seat it 7 1/2"