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Is this a good place for a woofer in a cab?

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The tube looks awful and it uses the back seats.

Is this a good place for a woofer in a cab?
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Is this a good place for a woofer in a cab?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Like everyone else with a cab, I have been searching for a good place to put a subwoofer. Looking at the space between the pop-up roll bars there seems to be a good space to fit a low profile subwoofer like the Blaupunkt ODw 1000E . This speaker is 10" by 2.5" in depth. There's also a more expensive but high powered and punchy option.:Phase Linear Aliante 8si (sorry no link) is an 8" flat panel extremely efficient subwoofer and its about 2.2" in depth. The question I have is, do you think mounting a speaker between the pop up bars is a bad idea? I can't see how it would interfear with anything but the red alen key which can be relocated. But what do you think?

POST 2Original post

I think if you remove them all together you would have lots of room

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

What the hell, take out the engine and I could stick a Bose 802 cab in there too Seriously though I measured the space between and it would easily take a 10 inch low profile Blaupunkt subwoofer. Only need 239 mm cutout whole and 58mm in depth.

POST 4Original post

The absolute best place is on the sub-woofer dealer's shelf. Or in some teeny-bopper's FWD ricer.

POST 5Original post

I think some have put the subwoofer in the passenger footwell and Rod Birch at Car Audio Innovations has custom enclosures for the rear seat footwells. http://www.caraudioinnovations.com/porsche.htm

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks Greg. I have had communication with Rod at car innovations. He's done some really cool stuff including some rear footwell enclosures. Problem is I can't get my car to him to do the install and ordering the parts from him is a very expensive option (import duty, VAT, other taxes etc). It could cost me as much as $1500 just for the enclosures! So, I thought of having a go at making them myself but looked for an alternative. Behind the seats seems a good place. I've measured the free area between the pop roll bars. The area is a triangle with the widest at top being 11" and the thinest point at bottom at 3.5". This means the Aliante 8Si will fit perfectly and there's ample depth. So I have ordered one up. I will post pics when done.

POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yeah, I have seen someone who posted with woofers under the seats. They looked great. But I need the seats

POST 9Original post

RUF makes a under seat enclosure and I think it comes with a MB Quartz driver. But it is a euro ruf product and you will have to find one somewhere in europe.

POST 10Original post

I think your idea will work perfectly. I can't see any harm in using that space... nothing mechanical happens there. If your project is a success I might see if that's the same part in my c4s cab... if so I may be tempted Good luck and keep us posted!

POST 11 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Cheers riad, will keep you posted. I have ordered the woofer. So will know soon enough.

POST 12Original post

I think that you should go for a tube sub by the likes of kenwood or jbl. I say this only based on the fact that it will fit the space better and as you have an open top the spead of the base would be better from such a central position when your roof is down. I would also suggest you look at the option of driving the sub with a separate amp Good luck buddy

POST 13 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yes I have tried a base tube but it takes up both back seats. It's way too big to fit into the space between the pop-up roll bars. Also, the woofer will be driven by a kicker amp which is already installed in the bonnet under a false floor. It is currently used to drive the base tube. Here's a picture of my current setup. The tube looks awful and it uses the back seats. Also the amp install and false floor.

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