Under front seat powered subwoofer?

saburai · Oct 28, 2011

Hey Gang!

No rear seats or room with the fridge and water system.
I'm looking for help/reviews/ideas for a powered sub to fit under the front passenger seat. I found these two:
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_113KSCSW10/Kenwood-KSC-SW10.html?tp=114#customer-reviews-tab
And:
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_777B8PT/Sound-Ordnance-B-8PT.html

Talyn · Oct 28, 2011

I would make a cardboard box the same size as the sub and see if it fits first. There isn't a whole lot of room under the seats.

purplexj · Oct 29, 2011

I think these type of pow subs came on Subaru Forresters, I remember looking for them one on Ebay and they were fairly cheap and people reported very good sound. I'm mentioning these because of lack of space under Forrester seats. I assume you have manual seats.

Redsnake · Oct 31, 2011

Subscribing... I'm looking for a decent sound filling sub for my '01 XJ and one of these might be the ticket.

If it would fit under the passenger seat all the better.

iwannadie · Oct 31, 2011

Wow, all the ladies are gonna love riding with you.

GrimmJeeper · Oct 31, 2011

iwannadie said:
Wow, all the ladies are gonna love riding with you.

i just spit pepsi everywhere :roflmao:

Redsnake · Oct 31, 2011

GrimmJeeper said:
i just spit pepsi everywhere :roflmao:

Me too!! Ha.

Kinda like a Harley Edition Cherokee...

RedChuck · Nov 1, 2011

i think i have a track for that!

O-Gauge Steamer · Nov 1, 2011

Build a wooden mockup as the cardboard could collapse and give a false fit. Interesting idea.

urban yan · Nov 1, 2011

A cardboard mock-up will suffice. I did the same thing when I was looking for a place to mount my zeitronix display.

bigalpha · Nov 1, 2011

o-gauge-steamer said:
Build a wooden mockup as the cardboard could collapse and give a false fit. Interesting idea.

Won't the crumpled cardboard give it away? :moon:

iwannadie · Nov 1, 2011

bigalpha said:
Won't the crumpled cardboard give it away? :moon:

I think that he is saying it could bend slightly and make you think that it fit, when you put the real deal in it won't bend like the cardboard would.

urban yan · Nov 1, 2011

You could always carve a mock-up out of ham.

bigalpha · Nov 1, 2011

And if it doesn't fit, the juices will puddle up underneath the seat.

urban yan · Nov 1, 2011

not if you sandwich your carved ham mock-up between some swiss cheese and toasted rye bread.

iwannadie · Nov 1, 2011

Bass induced vibrating ham...?

Talyn · Nov 2, 2011

We would need ham specs though. Brand, type, durometer, etc.

GrimmJeeper · Nov 2, 2011

this thread is delicious

iwannadie · Nov 2, 2011

Talyn said:
We would need ham specs though. Brand, type, durometer, etc.

How does the bass effect the glaze? Assuming there is a glaze.

bigalpha · Nov 2, 2011

iwannadie said:
How does the bass effect the glaze? Assuming there is a glaze.

Poorly, I would imagine. The vibration may create a disconnect between the glaze and the ham proteins, causing improper adherence.

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