I am looking for some basic information on well positioned subs. I have 15's that are facing outside away from the back seat of my Accord Coupe. I am wondering if they should be pointing toward the inside back seat? Do they need to have room infront of the subs becuase there is only a couple inches between the box and the back seat? How easy is it to turn the box around?
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purdue069 on 03/30/2004 16:37:57
The car is a 97 honda accord coupe. It has 15 inch subs and im trying to find out which way to face them.
swez on 03/30/2004 18:58:42
Most find that facing the sub cones to the back bumper works best. If you had a PU truck, few options available.
Are you dissatisfied with your bass performance now?
What subs do you have? (make & model)
Which amp are you using? (make & model)
What style of enclosure is this? (sealed, ported or Band pass?)
Swez
ttocs on 03/30/2004 21:07:03
we will have a hard time telling you what sounds good in your car. As swez said, 99.5% of the time it is better towards the rear of the car, but it is up to you. Try it in anyway it fits and see what sounds best.
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purdue069 on 03/30/2004 16:37:57
The car is a 97 honda accord coupe. It has 15 inch subs and im trying to find out which way to face them.
swez on 03/30/2004 18:58:42
Most find that facing the sub cones to the back bumper works best. If you had a PU truck, few options available.
Are you dissatisfied with your bass performance now?
What subs do you have? (make & model)
Which amp are you using? (make & model)
What style of enclosure is this? (sealed, ported or Band pass?)
Swez
ttocs on 03/30/2004 21:07:03
we will have a hard time telling you what sounds good in your car. As swez said, 99.5% of the time it is better towards the rear of the car, but it is up to you. Try it in anyway it fits and see what sounds best.
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