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02-03-2007, 06:49 PM
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Yeah, I would like to see some pics if you don't mind postin some. I just can't see how it would fit even with a 10. I mean you've got the little shelf or platform thing back there that the jack and all mounts to which is only about 5"-6" wide, how would that fit behind the seat and be secure and lay right?
Originally Posted by UnrthdxDream
heheh lies all lies.... i fit a 10in sound splinter rli 10 in a downfire box behind my seat. right around 1.0 ft^3... sounds bad *** but i did lose quite a bit of space... not that it really matters to me though cause im short (5'8") so its all good. i can get some pics later if you want..
02-04-2007, 06:39 PM
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sorry bout that i was outta town for the weekend... this is the only pic i have on my computer right now... but yeah here it is... i could probably get my solidworks design up too...
02-05-2007, 11:03 PM
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here ya go... took a screen shot of my solid works design of the box... at first i made it too long and had to cut off a few inches to make it fit between the back wall and console but it should be sitting at right around .9 cubes..
02-06-2007, 02:22 PM
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The stealthbox is awesome from JL. They have one now that fits under the center console so you lose no storage space, but you have to take out the a/c ducts to the rear. They make them for the EC and CC, not sure about the regular cab
02-09-2007, 09:40 AM
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I have the stealth box for the center console in my Tahoe. It's not going to win any SPL contests, but it does sound smooth inside the cab and gives a fair amount of bass.
02-09-2007, 11:19 AM
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Originally Posted by UnrthdxDream
sorry bout that i was outta town for the weekend... this is the only pic i have on my computer right now... but yeah here it is... i could probably get my solidworks design up too...
02-09-2007, 09:18 PM
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Looks like those dimensions are really close to my box that I built. 27.5" W x 13.5" H.
TD 6" and BD 8.5". I think it's something like 1.04 cubic ft. My wife has the same speaker as I do with a square box about 1 cubic ft., both are sealed and for some reason hers is louder and produces lower fq. than mine. WTF? I thought they should sound the same if the air space is the same, I guess not. And her box came with the speaker and is poorly made.
TD 6" and BD 8.5". I think it's something like 1.04 cubic ft. My wife has the same speaker as I do with a square box about 1 cubic ft., both are sealed and for some reason hers is louder and produces lower fq. than mine. WTF? I thought they should sound the same if the air space is the same, I guess not. And her box came with the speaker and is poorly made.
02-10-2007, 12:20 AM
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hmmm thats weird... probably deflections are created by having the front face slanted causing some of the sound waves to fold over themselves and cancel out? i dunno thats just a random guess... did you carpet your box? im thinking about bondoing mine and painting it... but im not sure if i should try or not....