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How would a sub box like this sound in a tib?

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Old 12-30-2010, 12:12 PM
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Saw this pic randomly online and was wondering how it would sound in a tib? The bass would bounce off the back seats I think, so I'm wondering if the sound would get absorbed or not.



Old 12-30-2010, 12:21 PM
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That looks so CHEAP, lol I got a Solobaric 15 in a box built for my RD1 so it is perfect fit, but it works best with a rear seat delete, ill post pics later, You can run it backs seats also, just not my preference!
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absolutely no air space
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With a modern sub, sealed, in a small car, all you need is 1/2 a cubic foot which that surely has.



The bass doesn't bounce off the seat. At sub-bass frequencies it compresses the air in the entire cabin. If it were a mid or tweeter it'd be a different story.
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"Welcome to my sound system. Please break the window and steal me."
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^+1 but that wasn't the question.
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Sound waves get absorbed by soft materials like seats. I don't think it would sound any better than one mounted in the trunk with the rear seats down.
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Originally Posted by Stocker
^+1 but that wasn't the question.
Still answers it............wouldn't sound like anything if the box was missing, lol.
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Extra fun bonus points for rear seat passengers poking holes in the surround and dust cap because people just can't leave stuff alone.
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Yeah. That's one of those things where i'd get in the back for something a couple days later and realize someone has drawn a cock in permanent marker on my sub........




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