sub between seats

[bboystyles]

hi ppls

i been thinkin bout this for a bit now, if i got a sub (in a box) and cut a hole in the metal bulkhead behind the seats (in a ute) and attach the sub on the inside and the box on the other side in the tray. (see pic below if u dont understand) but my question is wuld it sound as good as if i had it in the tray or under it?

 

[| evaN |]

not too sure if it'll sound any better but it sounds a bit extreme to just fit subs into a ute.

 

[levymetal]

probably won't make a difference, my sub is in the boot behind a gas tank and it makes no difference, the low frequencies travel through stuff. i guess you could try having the sub in the car then put it outside and see if you can tell the difference

 

[bboystyles]

atm i have a sub under the tray nd its ok, but i want more. as everyone does. if i have the sub in the tray wuldnt it vibrate the **** out of my tools nd sound crap outside?

 

[1991_Vn2nV]

Would that be legal?

 

[f1tzy]

Imho i dont think it would be due to the cutting of the steel there

 

[Haydz]

my mate done it to his vr ute. sounded good.. till he got pulled over and had to weld another bit of steel in there.

 

[imnothereanymore]

it not legal hehehehe

 

[Stretchomatic]

i've heard that shallow mount subs in the right box pump pretty hard, you should check them out man.

 

[BeastVS]

Nope, Shallow mounts subs are ok but nothing special. You would be better of with a 10" normal sub than a 12" slime line or shallow mount. If you want a 10" Sub that will play loud and low have a look at some of the DD 10" Subs.