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artsar

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Location: Canada

Posted: January 10, 2006 at 4:20 PM / IP Logged

Every where I look on the forum it seems many people are runing multiple subs (I would too if I could afford another sub and amp), but I'm looking for various fiberglass enclosure ideas for a single sub, 2 amps and a cap. Also the car is a daily and I live at a university so the trunk has to stay completely functional with out removing anything, so no tirewell enclosure. Back to the point, anyone have pictures of single sub enclosures???

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mi_what

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Posted: January 12, 2006 at 2:41 PM / IP Logged

I hate to say it but, due to living space (I don't think that they would like fiberglass very much at the university) the time it takes and materials needed you might be better off just buying a pre-fabricated single chamber enclosure from a local shop and just mounting you amps and cap somewhere in the trunk.

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artsar

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Posted: January 12, 2006 at 2:58 PM / IP Logged

I already have a prefab box, and I have a cottage about an hour away I would be building the box at, all I ment is does anyone have like single sub enclosure pics with 1 sub... and something that doesn't engolf the trunk... Just looking for ideas for my own box... and if i wanted to build my box here... I would, **** what anyone else says

Currently: Alpine 9813, Alpine MRD-M1005 and Alpine 12" Type X. Future Plans: Alpine MRV-F545, Focal for the front and Alpine Rs in the rear

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jfunk06

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Posted: January 12, 2006 at 5:34 PM / IP Logged

Look on here, guy posted, i think it is, "New to the Forum, Heres my work" Or something similar. Hes got a real nice sub+amp combo put between the rear-wheel well and the edge of the trunk. Real simple, real clean, and real small.

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bellsracer

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Posted: January 17, 2006 at 4:04 AM / IP Logged

what vehicle do you have? My friend is a really good designer for car stereo systems. He could come up with a good way to mount the equipment and not take up lots of space.

I just need some information for him so he can provide some good advise. 1) What equipment are you wanting to mount? 2)Are the 2 Amps just for the sub, or does one of the amps power other speakers in the car, and 3)What kind of bass are you looking for? Tight and Responsive (still loud) or Louder and Booming (though not as clear)?

Hope to hear from you soon. ^-^ (BTW there are two of us, a guy and a girl so pardon us if we seem a bit giddy)

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