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You REALLLLLYYYY need to attend to it before it gets out of control!!! Do not let it just sit. If you get a sore throat.. that is the start of COVID! ok, so when you get a sore throat, what do you do? Nothing? Gargle salt? Spray your throat with anti bacteria spray? Sorry for CAPS: IF YOU HAVE...

ok I'll consider the t400x4 , thanks

Car: Audi S3 2019 Sedan w/ standard 10 speaker 4 ohm system. I already have Focal ISS 165's in the rear doors (running off the stock Audi Amp). I am looking to replace the huge 8" woofers in the front doors with some generous MDF mounts. Speakers: Apparently these speakers have won awards so...

What would be the best way to secure this box to the back of the trunk? (without using straps, need to be removable) The rear tip of that box is 17 centimeters in height. Left area is the back seat (Audi)

Ok I see what you mean, it makes sense. Cancellation is not what we want. Wow that 6th order setup looks interesting but I'm happy with the current bass output so no need to go to that extreme Whatever sounds better, be it stock sub removed or stock sub left in, I'll leave it as that.

I'll definitely deaden the doors and the rear quarter area (it's a 2 door coupe). Number 1 on my todo list. The panels vibrate excessively when I set the base higher than the lowest level at high volume. In all honesty the standard Audi speakers actually sound half decent so deadening the...

lol no it has been disconnected, the wiring for the stock sub is redirected into the high level inputs into the Audison Amp for the JL sub. It probably wouldn't make much difference anyway, the JL Sub is 10x more powerful than the stock Audi Amp :p

"6th order enclosure" is new to me. I'll just determine what sounds better... Hole or no hole. Leave it at that. Sounds pretty decent now anyway with the stock sub as it is so it's all good. Thanks for the help.

Ok I'll leave it as is for now. Well I might just go ahead and remove the stock 10" for laughs, if it sounds the same or worse I'll put it back in.

Do I need to put on my Einstein hat to calculate the best port size? Or does it not really matter what size the port is?

My car has a stock 10" sub in the rear parcel tray which I can remove to create a 10" port from the boot to the cabin. I have a JL 12W3v3 in a box in the boot. If I remove the stock sub and leave a large hole, will it supply more bass at less volume in the cabin? (good way to avoid excessive...

Thanks. I'll post the results once done. I will be Amping either the fronts or the rears from the Audison 3 channel in the boot, not sure which one.... probably the front speakers since the rear speakers are basically just 'fillers'.

Update: Apparently my stock Amp is not tuned for each speaker, full range is sent to the speaker which means any 6.5" speaker will suffice as long as the sensitivity is high and wattage isn't too high. Each speaker has its own cap/crossover. Plus there are direct drop-ins manufactured by Focal...

Ok I think I know what you mean. Its because the stock system is a matched component set with a separate 1-way 6.5" and separate tweeter, the cut-offs and gain in the stock Amp are tuned to that set. So I guess it's a case of trial and error. A certain brand+model of speaker would be required...

I'll be sound deadening the doors to increase mid bass. SQ of the stock Audi speakers are average, surely I can replace them with better quality speakers to increase SQ without an Amp.