sup guys really intersted in this sub looks like it would fit under the drivers seat? its just a "tad" bigger than the 6" JVC one some have here posted somewhere , but this is 7" just wonder how good it might be


Check it out

What do you think?

 

Yes, and in my experience, it does not do much at all. The customers car we installed it in questioned if it was even really there. If your looking for a slim sub, have a box made and look into JL, Pioneer, or Kenwood.

 

How about this one, just came across it when looking into the JVC unit:

Blaupunkt THb 200A

Any chance it would fit?

 

Nope that is way too thick max height (underseat) can't be more than 2.80" (and thats pushing it. this blaupunkt is like 3 3/8".. wont fit

 

[QUOTE=revhi,Dec 19 2007, 08:31 PM]Yes, and in my experience, it does not do much at all.

 

Anyone have any experience with these?

http://www.caraudiomag.com/testreports/070...ofer/index.html

 

gabster-

I too have been looking for an underseat sub thinner than the pioneer. So far this is the only thing I have found

http://www.earthquakesound.com/sws.htm

Only another 1/8. Don't know about SQ either.

 

I dug around a little and found these specs for the Blaupunkt on CNET:

Full Specifications - Blaupunkt TH-Series THb 200A
Product Type Car Subwoofer
Width 13.4 in
Depth 8.9 in
Height 2.8 in

... so is there a chanceit would fit??? Great reviews of it on Crutchfield.com.

 

LBC S2K

Your suggestion looks interesting, but I went to the Blauplunkt website and they list the height as 71mm (79mm Max). I took this to mean the main body is 71mm but the cover over the speaker extends to 79mm. Doing the conversions 71mm=2.79 in, but 79mm=3.11in.

Not sure if there is room under the seat to accept the higher part over the speaker.

Just trying to be helpful, as I am searching for an underseat solution also

 

Im not sure about the whole fascination with under seat subs, but anyone ever thought about raising the passenger seat a bit to squeeze a better sub under it?