Subwoofer in an Access Cab... The Right Way

Haha, come on. Did you grow up in the 90's? Reminds me of a friend of mine in high school that had two 15s in the back of a Ford Tempo, ridiculous.

 

How else are we supposed to give ourselves that daily fix of cardiac arrhythmia?

 

Drove around a good bit this afternoon listening to a variety of music. Box sounds great. Bonus, still sounds great with the seat folded all the way down! No speaker contact with the seat bottom at all.

 

I did grow up in the 90s. I was too broke back then to afford it so now that I make decent money I treated myself to something I always wanted. And yes, it's 2 15s.

 

Haha, love it, you do you. I'm right there with you, I have loads of toys that I couldn't afford back then.

 

Our kids: Same. So many consoles i wanted when i was a kid. And musical instruments. And a rec room to hang out in, instead of sharing rooms and everything you own is piled into one shared room. Our kids have a rec room I cobbled together. A couple of guitar amps, bass and electric guitar, digital Yamaha drum set, Nintendo/PS/Xbox on a 60” TV. One of the advantages of having kids super late in life, i guess. You actually have money and time to build “stuff” and memories with them.

 

Will a 4 and 3/8ths in. shallow sub work? Or do I need to shoot more for 3 and 1/4 in.?

 

With which enclosure? I believe Q-logic lists on their site what the max depth is for drivers.

 

Ive just got it fitted under the rear seat passenger side. Previous owner had a sub in there thats falling apart and I want to get a new one.

Looking at
Polk Audio DB1042 SVC or

Pioneer A-Series

$102 TS-A2500LS4 10” Subwoofer – 1200W Max, Shallow-Mount Design, Deep Bass in Tight Spaces

TS-A2500LS4 10”

Pioneer has the shallower depth.

 

Sounds like the setup @KNABORES has? Did you see his recent posts, maybe get some ideas?