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Nov 15 2011 02:40pm
Quote (Ravaging @ Nov 15 2011 02:09pm)
Correct, it's being relocated, the entire truck is going through a complete tear down

As far as low profile subs go, he's a big guy and needs all the space he can get which involves getting seats that are too low to allow for any room

And for cadallac and kookymunst thank you for the answers, only final question is, he wants the subs and amp to be visible through the box which means they have to face the rear is this going to create sound problems? (I know in car trunks you face them backwards for the sound to bounce off the trunk but does this hold true if you are using a thin piece of plywood/plexyglass?

Thanks again guys


Bandpass will be the only way to achieve this, but like kooky said above me it's going to be a lot more work and it won't sound as good.
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Nov 16 2011 05:48am
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Bandpass will be the only way to achieve this, but like kooky said above me it's going to be a lot more work and it won't sound as good.


Bandpass boxes sound great if done correctly.
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Nov 21 2011 08:27pm
It's interesting in that video of the Isuzu truck, there is no space between the bed and the cab.. I know in my GF's F250, there's at least 1 good inch between where the bed sheet-metal stops and the cab itself begins. Sounds difficult.
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