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The key with low (sub-woofer) frequencies is the "roll-off" and the air being pushed. From what that box appears to be doing .. you wont get any enhancement. You are better of with a sealed enclosure (maybe one port hole) and let it sit in the trunk. The actual trunk itself will create a slower roll-off of the bass and create the low rumble.. if thats what your going for.
I had an 88' Jeep wrangler with ONE 10" sub. It was built with the max enclosure size and one port. It took up the entire trunk area behind the back seat. I pushed it with a steady 200watts amp and it set off alarms everytime I would be a block away. People always thought that I was pushing 15's and hand no back seat. Keep it basic man.
Once thats bass is in .. the real fun part begins .. searching for those little rattle's around the trunk area that will drive you crazy while your beats are bumpin ..
After not much sleep last night and thinking all day at work about how I should go about making this 12" sub work in my tiny trunk, I think I got it right this time.
This is to complement this:
I THINK I got it right. The sub is firing down to a SEALED enclosure, Exactly 0.70 cubic feet of space. Those who's familiar with this set up, PLEASE tell me I got this right.
06-08-2009, 06:47 AM
from me. 
