Subwoofer Performance Question

Sorry I missed this. Yea I love the polks it's just that they are in a stupidly small box so they don't go very low or get loud below 60Hz. Check my build for the mapping of the subs.

 

I have this sub and am very pleased with it. Great sound for cheap. I have mine mounted behind the back seat on the driver side. I used some spare weatherstripping i had to create a cushion between the box and the plastic tray. This eliminated a majority of the vibrations and then I used some Velcro to hold it in place with the ability to remove it to make adjustments.

 

What?

 

Do you have a regular cab? How did you get 2 12's behind the rear seats of our trucks? Unless you have a blow through in which case I want pics.

 

I am currently "between tacos". I had a 1st gen Taco, Toyota bought it from me for 150% of the retail value, and now I've got an '05 Corolla XRS(the fast one). I may be picking up a new Taco on Friday. If not Friday, sometime within a month or so. Can't wait to get back in the Taco game

 

Almost forgot, my last Taco was an extended cab. I had my 2 12"s in there as well. I folded the rear seat cushion up, stood the box up on its side, put the amp on top of the box, and used the seat belt to hold it upright. At one point I had 3 12"s crammed in there and let me tell you, in such a small truck, it was fawking loud and sounded great haha

 

Yea I bet, I'm currently working on/tinkering with the idea of/saving money for a sub build that will contain, what I hope to be, 2 JL Audio 10W6's in my DC but the box will be on the back seat but only take up room for one person. Check the build the link is near the end.

 

I'm guessing you're gonna take out one of the seats? I'd feel way more comfortable with the box sitting on the metal/fabric rather than the soft seat. Just a thought.

What is a blow through?