I have 2 12in. L7's . i need help finding a box to go under the back seat of my 99' chevy ext. cab. plz respond
Replies (6)
swez on 08/27/2006 08:12:00
This is not going to be an easy task.
The L7 12" is almost 7 inches deep alone. The minimum airspace per sub is 0.88 ft^3. (cubic feet) That will not give much low, deep bass either, until you get closer to about 1.5 ft^3 per sub.
May I suggest you look for a custom box maker in your area to do this one. Depending on the actual space you have under the seats now, it may mean a well designed down-firing wedge box and the rear seat height may have to be raised to accomodate the height mins.
In this truck, you would find a single L7 to perform very well in a ported enclosure of 2.75 -3.0 ft^3, tuned to about 36 Hz. This would require a very skilled designer/fabricator as well.
Swez
massbass60 on 08/27/2006 12:14:55
I was wondering if it would be any easier to try finding a front firing box
swez on 08/27/2006 20:28:01
Yes, here's a great box from a solid fabricator. Note the size of this enclosure. 13 1/2" h X 18" d X 34" w
Have a look:
http://www.subzoneusa.com/12_hshd_series.htm
This box is best used in the up firing orientation. It's 18" High x 13.5" Deep x 34" Wide. That pretty much means the rear seats have to be in the up (stored) position and rendered pretty much as extra weight.
Swez
lilschtive on 08/27/2006 21:01:16
http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-DUAL-SEALED-BOX-FOR-2-JL-AUDIO-12W7-W7-SUBWOOFERS_W0QQitemZ190024675781QQihZ009QQcategoryZ14945QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
massbass60 on 08/27/2006 21:23:27
take a look at these boxs . How do you think it would do.
http://caraudiofactory.com/19881998-kicker-p-192.html
http://caraudiofactory.com/992006-chevy-extended-kicker-p-48.html
I can get this one for 12's instead of 10's
swez on 08/28/2006 14:07:15
This one is your best bet. The other one is too small. (poor low bass response)
http://caraudiofactory.com/19881998-kicker-p-192.html
Swez
Replies (6)
swez on 08/27/2006 08:12:00
This is not going to be an easy task.
The L7 12" is almost 7 inches deep alone. The minimum airspace per sub is 0.88 ft^3. (cubic feet) That will not give much low, deep bass either, until you get closer to about 1.5 ft^3 per sub.
May I suggest you look for a custom box maker in your area to do this one. Depending on the actual space you have under the seats now, it may mean a well designed down-firing wedge box and the rear seat height may have to be raised to accomodate the height mins.
In this truck, you would find a single L7 to perform very well in a ported enclosure of 2.75 -3.0 ft^3, tuned to about 36 Hz. This would require a very skilled designer/fabricator as well.
Swez
massbass60 on 08/27/2006 12:14:55
I was wondering if it would be any easier to try finding a front firing box
swez on 08/27/2006 20:28:01
Yes, here's a great box from a solid fabricator. Note the size of this enclosure. 13 1/2" h X 18" d X 34" w
Have a look:
http://www.subzoneusa.com/12_hshd_series.htm
This box is best used in the up firing orientation. It's 18" High x 13.5" Deep x 34" Wide. That pretty much means the rear seats have to be in the up (stored) position and rendered pretty much as extra weight.
Swez
lilschtive on 08/27/2006 21:01:16
http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-DUAL-SEALED-BOX-FOR-2-JL-AUDIO-12W7-W7-SUBWOOFERS_W0QQitemZ190024675781QQihZ009QQcategoryZ14945QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
massbass60 on 08/27/2006 21:23:27
take a look at these boxs . How do you think it would do.
http://caraudiofactory.com/19881998-kicker-p-192.html
http://caraudiofactory.com/992006-chevy-extended-kicker-p-48.html
I can get this one for 12's instead of 10's
swez on 08/28/2006 14:07:15
This one is your best bet. The other one is too small. (poor low bass response)
http://caraudiofactory.com/19881998-kicker-p-192.html
Swez
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