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Subwoofer Box Question

Sarge101st

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So having subwoofer and amp package from previous wrecked vehicle reinstalled in a couple of weeks. Was thinking of swapping from existing vented box to sealed and wanted to know if a shallower box for space saving is feasible and will sound okay. Here is current setup.



I swapped out the Kicker CompR sub that came with that vented box for a CompQ sub of the same size BTW.

I was thinking of swapping the box for something like this?


Was thinking of securing it with velcro to surrounding trunk walls for a shallower setup leaving more trunk space. Was also thinking of having the tech flip the box so the sub faces into the vehicle and I could open the trunk pass through door at the rear seat for a bandpass effect and make the bump extra loud. A

Any thoughts on if a box like this is a good idea in a sedan and the sound difference? I wanted a sealed box as I'm hoping for tighter bass response than from the vented box.
 
I used a fairly shallow sealed box for my 15 Comp R sub-woofer. It fits perfectly in the recessed portion of the trunk. I used metal straps bolted to the board behind the rear seat to secure it. so far so good.

The Kicker 15in Comp R hits hard, loud, and clean with the pass-thru closed. A bit too loud with the pass-thru open.

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I used a fairly shallow sealed box for my 15 Comp R sub-woofer. It fits perfectly in the recessed portion of the trunk. I used metal straps bolted to the board behind the rear seat to secure it. so far so good.

The Kicker 15in Comp R hits hard, loud, and clean with the pass-thru closed. A bit too loud with the pass-thru open.

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That’s exactly what I was thinking of putting in mine except keeping the 12” for now and upgrading to the 15” down the road. Do you have a link to that box? I like its height in reference to the space it can fit in
 
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That’s exactly what I was thinking of putting in mine except keeping the 12” for now and upgrading to the 15” down the road. Do you have a link to that box? I like its height in reference to the space it can fit in
Its an older BassWorx box I bought in 2006. Probably not available anymore, however the current version is maybe the same or similar size.
 
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