by Jonathan » Sun Jan 30, 2005 8:12 pm
It can work well, it is vehicle dependant. Remember when you cancel out the trunk altogether, you're effectively making the space the sub is playing in smaller, affecting the cabin gain. Some competitors put subs in the package tray, it's all in what you're after. It won't hit high SPL numbers that way, but you can achieve very good sound quality. Aperiodic installations work very well in a package tray, and you can't beat the space it saves.
It can work well, it is vehicle dependant. Remember when you cancel out the trunk altogether, you're effectively making the space the sub is playing in smaller, affecting the cabin gain. Some competitors put subs in the package tray, it's all in what you're after. It won't hit high SPL numbers that way, but you can achieve very good sound quality. Aperiodic installations work very well in a package tray, and you can't beat the space it saves.