Subject	Are maximizing trunk space and minimizing weight
Posted by	cherry on May 23, 2003 at 2:23 PM
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In Reply To	any advice on a sub enclosure? posted by Malukalu99 on May 23, 2003 at 12:20 PM
Message	important to you? If so, then go for efficiency. A highly efficient speaker in a small sealed box (Phoenix Gold has a 10" that fits into a .5 ft enclosure) will fit in the back corner of your trunk and give you plenty of umph. If you're not too concerned about efficiency, you can save some $ and still got good sound ( plus more SPL) with a heavier set-up in a bigger box.c
Follow Ups	any advice on a sub enclosure? - Malukalu99 12:20:31 05/23/03 Just do somthing like this - dragonballz 12:37:32 05/23/03 Gigantic pictures. - BigTDogg 12:40:11 05/23/03 custom work is always time consuming, but if you do it - dragonballz 13:17:00 05/23/03 Oh, no I'm not talking about the custom work, - BigTDogg 14:00:47 05/23/03 Re: Just do somthing like this - 90Z-NA 13:20:37 05/23/03 and lose all cargo space in the rear? No thanks.. (n/m) - fourZero 13:39:18 05/23/03 well I don't haul around stuff in the Z. I have a daily - dragonballz 14:03:35 05/23/03 New Sig quote :) (n/m) - BigTDogg 14:45:09 05/23/03 Please downsize when posting :) (n/m) - ZBlacktt 13:45:27 05/23/03 honestly, I would suggest a stealth box - down5hift 12:51:28 05/23/03 Just dreamin'... - Jdiknt2 14:22:24 05/23/03 If that's your girl.. great taste in cars and women!!!! (n/m) - Cap927 (Mr. Boston) 15:01:45 05/23/03 Are maximizing trunk space and minimizing weight - cherry 14:23:05 05/23/03
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