Shallow Subs
#3
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Would it be at all possible to mount a pair of shallow subs in place of the 6x9s on the back shelf open air? obviously lots of modding and cutting but would it interfere with the structure of the car at all? Id run front components and loose the back speakers, but save trunk space...
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Originally Posted by underst8
Would it be at all possible to mount a pair of shallow subs in place of the 6x9s on the back shelf open air? obviously lots of modding and cutting but would it interfere with the structure of the car at all? Id run front components and loose the back speakers, but save trunk space...
#5
So for someone like me with an 02 CL, will it be sufficient. I take quite a few trips in my car and the box I have now takes up too much space, but I also want to keep that thump because on long trips we usually watch DVD's and I want my wife to feel at home
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Sounds like you need a fiberglass enclosure. Steer clear of the flat subwoofers. You don't have a truck. A standard type subwoofer will perform better for your application.
https://acurazine.com/forums/sponsored-sales-group-buys-10/custom-fiberglass-subwoofer-enclosures-358676/
https://acurazine.com/forums/sponsored-sales-group-buys-10/custom-fiberglass-subwoofer-enclosures-358676/
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Those are pretty nice. If I wanted to go that way, could I just pull my Comp VR's out and drop them in?
Those are pretty nice. If I wanted to go that way, could I just pull my Comp VR's out and drop them in?
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Originally Posted by JJ92799
A custom enclosure is made specifically for your car and your woofer. So... yes, your Comp VR should drop right in.
I currently do not have access to a 2nd gen CL and I don't have a mold for one. Do you have any local car audio shop that could do this work?
#9
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Originally Posted by uncald4
That would be a waste of time. They need to be mounted in a sealed enclosure. You'd have to build a fiberglass enclosure that would hang down into the trunk. And it would sound horrible from your rear deck flexing every time the bass hit. Not to mention all that cone noise.
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