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From: Jordan, [66-233-177-167.kwk.clearwire-dns.net]
Subject: Ideas for sub in very small space
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I'd like to put a sub in my boat, but the only place I can put it only allows an internal box volume of about .25 cu. ft.. I was hoping an 8" might work, but I'm starting to think 6". And no, it doesn't have to be a marine speaker. Moderated By: brian@diysubwoofers.org |
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From: JC, [99-164-77-30.lightspeed.rcsntx.sbcglobal.net]
Subject: Re: Ideas for sub in very small space
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I have not messed around with boats in a while, but there is often hidden space if you poke around a bit. some of it is filled with expanding foam (for obvious reasons) but it's not completely uncommon to find a hidden spot or two. What kind of boat is it, and where is the space you intend to use? There are a few slim speakers on the market intended for small boxes, but they are not cheap. Moderated By: brian@diysubwoofers.org |
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From: andrewt, [host86-160-42-5.range86-160.btcentralplus.com]
Subject: Re: Ideas for sub in very small space
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free space (4Pi loading)and 7Litres doesn't give much hope for extended bass at any volume (SPL) that you will be able to hear. Buy some headphones. |
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From: Jordan, [66-233-177-167.kwk.clearwire-dns.net]
Subject: Re: Ideas for sub in very small space
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Thanks for the vote of confidence... The Pioneer TS-SW841D only requires about .27 cu.ft. I just wasn't looking to spend that much, but may have to if that's the only route to go. |
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