They look nice, but with those dimensions, that's not .625 ft3. Closer to .5 ft3 depending on the wood used (unless that's fiberglass?). Still nicely done
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Not sure why you're talking about your system in this thread instead of opening your own, but...
I originally had my Rockville Sub installed on the B&O Sub brackets, but after seeing your install again the other day, I removed it. Then re-intstalled it under the back seat on the right side. Sounds way better there and fills the cabin.Complete install of 8 inch subwoofer in custom made box. Box was made from 3/4 inch mdf that was shaped to optimize the space in one of the under seat storage sections. It was easy to run the power from the battery through the firewall and hide it under the trim. The signal was tapped from the acm which is located under the climate control panel. The remote turn on was taken off the fuse number 6. I used positaps on the front speaker wires so no wiring was cut in the harness and can be easily removed. The sound is great for very little cost. I already had the pioneer amp and bought the subwoofer for $50 on Amazon.
Like how you connected the 2 boxes to look like `1.. can you tell me your box specks for those subs. was trying to do 10's but those say .62 of air space which seems difficult with 3/4mdf...
11 wide? how did you fit 11 wide, the small end f the cubby is 8 3/4 on the bottom and the larger area towards middle is 9 3/4 at bottom, both taper wider towards top?? I built box for a 8 due to the size constraint..
Do you think if you don't use the plastic tub at all & could get a couple inches longer & a couple higher without the cover they made for me, let's say 19" X 11" X 10.5"H you could get enough space to run an 8" or 6.5" sub with a vented box?
yes, check this post (and whole thread):
