Pics of Sub box installed

any issues with the plastic on the back of the seats? that looks like the supercrewsound box, correct?

 

Will a single 12" fit in that baby?

 

it would work if you had a little more airspace i bet:
Recommended Enclosure: 0.35-0.7 Cubic Feet for the 10
Recommended Enclosure: 0.5-1.0 Cubic Feet for the 12
i wouldn't go too small with a 12" sub box you might risk popping the sub especially if you give it alot of juice. this may be wrong with the new air suspension technology that pioneer has going, but its a thought.

 

A 12" won't fit without modification to the brace across the rear wall but I certainly would NOT recommend doing that!

 

how about a 12" shallow mount, or I guess the question should be:


would the output of a 12" shallow be superior or inferior to that of a 10" standard?

 

Unfortunately the shallow mount will not fit either (it's the diameter more so than the depth). In any case a good 10 in the proper enclosure would be great IMO.

 

any rattling of the back seat plastics with either of the setups above?

 

No problem with rattling. Keep in mind these amps are capable of a true 1900wrms. Box built by MrMarv, talk about quality work. Thanks for the hook up on the amps as well Marv, i'm loving them.

 

Your welcome Aubrey and thanks for the compliment! Glad the amps worked out as they are surely solid performers from a great company IMO (and look mighty nice as well).

 

This is not from taco tunes, it is from SuperCrewSound.com a much better box and a better deal! no cutting or mods, and everything still lock in place. I dynamated the rear and there is no rattle from the seats when they are up, out bumps my friends 3 10" JL audio w3v's I also got the extra mounting depth which can fit up to 5.9" mounting depth.

 

Bass is unidirectional, it doesnt need a clear path to be heard or felt, thats why a lot of people put sub enclosures in trunks

 

VERY nice set up you have, how do those kickers sound in that box? Kicker CVR10's right?