by swimmerdude » Wed Dec 20, 2006 10:37 am
I would not go with any of those Stealth boxes. They dont come with very loud subs.... if you want moderatly loud bass anyways. If you were looking at a RE XXX, the look at the Fi Audio 10" Q.
http://www.ficaraudio.com As CaptainPionner stated, the owner of Fi was one of the previous owners of RE. The Q series performance wise is very competitive with the XXX, with half the cost and half the weight.
For a box in the explorer, make a box that will be angle on one side to put it right up against the rear seats, and only have it come out as far as it needs to be(determined by mounting depth of sub). Maybe a box that is like 12" high, 10" deep, and however long it needs to be to fit the reccommended enclosure size. Explorer's have huge trunks, so I am sure you will not have a problem losing a small bit of that trunk space.
If you insist on using the Stealth box, what is the max depth the sub can be in it. And what is the air space in the box without a sub in it??
I would not go with any of those Stealth boxes. They dont come with very loud subs.... if you want moderatly loud bass anyways. If you were looking at a RE XXX, the look at the Fi Audio 10" Q. [url]http://www.ficaraudio.com[/url] As CaptainPionner stated, the owner of Fi was one of the previous owners of RE. The Q series performance wise is very competitive with the XXX, with half the cost and half the weight.
For a box in the explorer, make a box that will be angle on one side to put it right up against the rear seats, and only have it come out as far as it needs to be(determined by mounting depth of sub). Maybe a box that is like 12" high, 10" deep, and however long it needs to be to fit the reccommended enclosure size. Explorer's have huge trunks, so I am sure you will not have a problem losing a small bit of that trunk space.
If you insist on using the Stealth box, what is the max depth the sub can be in it. And what is the air space in the box without a sub in it??