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Thanks for the reply! I have a quick follow up - it's probably a dumb question, but can you slide the seat all the way back with the Focal sub behind it? I'm asking because I can't fit in the car without the seat all the way back.
Thanks again!
Thanks for the reply! I have a quick follow up - it's probably a dumb question, but can you slide the seat all the way back with the Focal sub behind it? I'm asking because I can't fit in the car without the seat all the way back.
Thanks again!
Yes, with about 1-inch to spare.
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You too! Happy 4th!
BTW... these subs single-handedly transformed the audio. Roof up or down. The rest of my system is Alpine head unit with auxiliary amp for the front and headrest speakers. Each door has Alpine full range and tweeter.
BTW... these subs single-handedly transformed the audio. Roof up or down. The rest of my system is Alpine head unit with auxiliary amp for the front and headrest speakers. Each door has Alpine full range and tweeter.
I placed a Pioneer underseat in passenger footwell, under carpet. Completely invisible.
I cut a slot in the white foam wedge that resides under carpet.
Consumes zero footwell space.
There is now a Pioneer powerwd sub specifically meant for passenger footwell of smaller cars. Meant to mount under dash (whereos would be visible and potentially interfere with feet), but it would be even easier to graft into foam wedge than what I did. I would recommend that unit.
I cut a slot in the white foam wedge that resides under carpet.
Consumes zero footwell space.
There is now a Pioneer powerwd sub specifically meant for passenger footwell of smaller cars. Meant to mount under dash (whereos would be visible and potentially interfere with feet), but it would be even easier to graft into foam wedge than what I did. I would recommend that unit.
I placed a Pioneer underseat in passenger footwell, under carpet. Completely invisible.
I cut a slot in the white foam wedge that resides under carpet.
Consumes zero footwell space.
There is now a Pioneer powerwd sub specifically meant for passenger footwell of smaller cars. Meant to mount under dash (whereos would be visible and potentially interfere with feet), but it would be even easier to graft into foam wedge than what I did. I would recommend that unit.
I cut a slot in the white foam wedge that resides under carpet.
Consumes zero footwell space.
There is now a Pioneer powerwd sub specifically meant for passenger footwell of smaller cars. Meant to mount under dash (whereos would be visible and potentially interfere with feet), but it would be even easier to graft into foam wedge than what I did. I would recommend that unit.










