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<blockquote data-quote="stubi19" data-source="post: 2200115" data-attributes="member: 570975">I hate being the new guy to a forum...I have a 2004 Sierra 1500 extended cab, without the factory folding middle seat. I want a console for an armrest, and would like to include a sub, and a video monitor for the kids. Floor space in the rear is needed, so the console idea seems like a good one to me. The dimensions of the exterior are 22&quot;x13&quot;x17&quot; (LxWxH). A single 10 or 12 is all that I am interested in.I have a basic idea for the design, and will be building it myself. My background is pro audio, and I have a good deal of carpentry expierence. I understand how audio works, but have never built a box entirely before, just replaced a few baffles.That was alot of typing to ask:1) is it a good idea to put a sub in there?2) is there a possibilty of magnetic interfearance with a video monitor in the back of the console? Thanks for any help.-Stu</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stubi19, post: 2200115, member: 570975"] I hate being the new guy to a forum... I have a 2004 Sierra 1500 extended cab, without the factory folding middle seat. I want a console for an armrest, and would like to include a sub, and a video monitor for the kids. Floor space in the rear is needed, so the console idea seems like a good one to me. The dimensions of the exterior are 22"x13"x17" (LxWxH). A single 10 or 12 is all that I am interested in. I have a basic idea for the design, and will be building it myself. My background is pro audio, and I have a good deal of carpentry expierence. I understand how audio works, but have never built a box entirely before, just replaced a few baffles. That was alot of typing to ask: 1) is it a good idea to put a sub in there? 2) is there a possibilty of magnetic interfearance with a video monitor in the back of the console? Thanks for any help. -Stu [/QUOTE]

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