fiberglass enclosure in backseat

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Topic: fiberglass enclosure in backseat

Posted By: bsaudio
Subject: fiberglass enclosure in backseat
Date Posted: March 27, 2007 at 6:34 PM

Right now I have a sealed fiberglass enclosure in my trunk containing 4 12" Alpine Type E's running on 2 JBL600.1's. I was wanting to try something new and build a fiberglass enclosure (sealed or ported) in the backseat area of my toyota camry. Just want some opionions or thoughts on the subject. Also I am planning on adding 2 more Type E's if I do the backseat idea.

Thanks.

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Posted By: custom audio ny
Date Posted: March 27, 2007 at 8:48 PM

Have no real opinion on it but if you don't ever need your back seats for passangers and looking for more bass then it sounds like a plan. Been there done that..but not to my own cars..just customers that want loud obnoxious bass...power to ya.

Do you enter any SPL comps. or just into it as a hobby?

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Custom Audio
Lynbrook NY

ASE/MECP master certified

Posted By: bsaudio
Date Posted: March 27, 2007 at 9:01 PM

Just a hobby. Every year or two I redo my system and I'm just looking for a new project. Here is two of my FG jobs...

My 2 12" Pioneer SPL2000's
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My 4 12" Type E Alpine's now
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Posted By: custom audio ny
Date Posted: March 28, 2007 at 9:01 PM

Nice work. You should try doing something in a ported enclosure for the 2 -12's going in the back seat area. Also you can use flex ports to come up with an interesting design.

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Custom Audio
Lynbrook NY

ASE/MECP master certified

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