6x9's in the rear deck, with subs in the trunk.

[jsbush]

Would it be a good idea to cover up those 6x9's in some type of a sealed box, so the bass from the subs in the trunk, wouldn't push and distort the them?

 

[Anubis]

put the sub in the rear deck

 

[jjzelinski]

Never thought about that

 

[jsbush]

Originally posted by: Anubis
put the sub in the rear deck

I have two 12's. Going to be kind of hard

 

[MikeMike]

basically your 6x9's could possibly blow.

or will be extremely distorted.

in order to get more bass in the cabin, just remove the 6x9's and your problem is solved.

MIKE

 

[JeffCos]

Yes, you need to cover the 6x9's. I have two specially made boxes for that exact application. Let me know if you want a pic to see what i'm talking about

 

[CRXican]

Rear fill is not needed, remove the 6X9s completely

 

[purbeast0]

i've had mine running with a sub for over 4 years now, never once have i had a problem with them ...

i have infinity kappa's up there, although they aren't 6x9's.

 

[jsbush]

Originally posted by: CRXican
Rear fill is not needed, remove the 6X9s completely

For my application it is.



I do not need more bass in the cabin. I just want cleaner sound.


Are those plastic covers for the 6x9's any good, or is a box made of mdf needed?

 

[CTrain]

Originally posted by: jsbush

Originally posted by: CRXican
Rear fill is not needed, remove the 6X9s completely

For my application it is.



I do not need more bass in the cabin. I just want cleaner sound.


Are those plastic covers for the 6x9's any good, or is a box made of mdf needed?

Listen to the man.
Once you become a car audio enthusiast, 6x9 becomes a waste of money.
If you really want good SQ, COMPS up front, subs in back.
Adding anything to the back will just distort the sound. Waste of money

 

[jsbush]

Originally posted by: CTrain

Originally posted by: jsbush

Originally posted by: CRXican
Rear fill is not needed, remove the 6X9s completely

For my application it is.



I do not need more bass in the cabin. I just want cleaner sound.


Are those plastic covers for the 6x9's any good, or is a box made of mdf needed?

Listen to the man.
Once you become a car audio enthusiast, 6x9 becomes a waste of money.
If you really want good SQ, COMPS up front, subs in back.
Adding anything to the back will just distort the sound. Waste of money

I know what I need, and what I want. I'm not the only one riding in the car, and the rears become a must ESPECIALLY with subs in the back for the rear passengers. Also with the head unit I have, with the time alignment features, the rear speakers with most definitely not distort the sound.

Thanks for the input though.