Recent content by jesimmers

Very nice man:handclap:, I like that and I bet it sounds great.....someone on here commented about my choice in equipment but mine sounds so good its crazy. I can only imagine how good your sounds. The only thing with your setup is loss of storage space but that could be overcome with a hitch...

I used his plans as a basis but did my own thing with it. He also used 5/8" mdf so you have to take that into consideration if you use 3/4" mdf as I did.

I have no clue to be honest, how do I calculate it? I tried but then the passengers would sit so high that their heads would be above the roll bar........I never have passengers anyway. No way, 3/4" MDF.

The one thing I have to worry about it mounting depth, I only have about 5" or so for depth.

I mounted the amp upside down attatched to the bottom of the driver's seat so it is at least off of the floor.

It is a 97 and yes, the seat looks completely factory and normal. A lttle more uncomfortable beacause of removing some foam for the box to fit.

I just had the sub from an old setup and really did not want to invest money into this as I take my Jeep offroad and it gets abused The amp is a cheap mono "600 watt" (haha) Dual brand amp from Best buy. It really does sound awesome though, I am impressed with it. Just for kicks here is a...

I built this box which fits inside of my rear seat and is totally out of sight and sounds incredible for what it is. This design is awesome because it takes of zero space in the already small interior of the Wrangler. I am more of a sound quality guy and this definately takes care of that...

I have a Jeep Wrangler with an in-seat sub box I built for the rear seat. I also have an Alpine 9831 HU. Is it worth putting a 4 channel amp on my dash and sound bar speakers with an rms output of only 18 watts per channel? Will it sound better with an amp or just use the HU? I just good...