chevy avalanche enclosure. or no enclosure?

[Seehafer27 10+ year member]

hello, i have a 2004 chevy avalanche and i want to put a system in it but i still am going to use the bed. so my question is would it be good to put an enclosure in and just take it out when i wanna use the bed (won't be that often) or just do a normal box, but if i do a normal box could you even here the base? ( 2 Audio que HDC312 on 2 audio que d1200)

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[CHEMMINS 10+ year member]

Behind the seats.

 

[Seehafer27 10+ year member]

i know where im going to put it. im wondering if an enclosure is what would be best for me, and if a normal box will be heard with the mid-gate up

 

[smd4life 5,000+ posts]

dont understand what you mean....i would build a nice shallow box if i planned on using the bed some

 

[CHEMMINS 10+ year member]

i know where im going to put it. im wondering if an enclosure is what would be best for me, and if a normal box will be heard with the mid-gate up

You won't hear fack all with the midgate up.

 

[Seehafer27 10+ year member]

okay, so i want to put the subwoofers in the bed. if i did an enclosure i would take th mid-gate out and fit the enclosure there so its behind the back seats. if i wouldn't do that i would do just a simple box and put it in the box. what im wondering is if the enclosure is worth the time and money.

 

[smd4life 5,000+ posts]

an enclosure and a box are one in the same...do you mean ported vs sealed?

 

[Seehafer27 10+ year member]

honestly. im new to this so im still learning andddddddddddddd i don't know the difference between ported or sealed. sorry

 

[smd4life 5,000+ posts]

Sealed Vs Ported Subwoofer Boxes

 

[Seehafer27 10+ year member]

awesome. thanks a lot!!!!

 

[smd4life 5,000+ posts]

a sealed box is something a novice can build for cheap, when you decide you want more you can go ported with the same subs and amps and have a lot more output