Where the panel is for the subwoofer, do you think cutting a hole there and mounting a 10in with sound deadening material all in that panel would work?
Subwoofer question
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Trainmaster
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If the speaker fit into the space, you'd only need to cut the panel and add a grille. And figure out where you want to place an amplifier.
Ellison Brown III
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So, I did put the stuff in some time ago… love the sound. Much better than the factory woofer. I did have a plastic thud noise whenever the bass would hit. Thought it was an item rattling. A guy at the local audio shop told me it most likely is the new sub hitting the plastic rear panel that mounts over the entire area. He explained the longer throw of the sub was interrupted by the panel. He suggested I cut it out, and mount a convex style grille that would give me room. However, I didn’t want anything protruding, or causing any attention to be drawn to it. Used two rubber chair leg bumpers in between the sub enclosure and the rear panel. Pushes the grille gm far enough away for woofer clearance.
Ellison Brown III
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Hear a few pics of the install. Made sure the rear seat folds down completely without making contact with the amp. Also, a pic of the JL enclosure with the 10in sub I was trying to track down. NOBODY had one in stock when I was looking. Many of the distributors blamed COVID-19 for supply shortages. Decided to go with what I had.
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