False wall/loading wall?

[Kazimir 10+ year member]

You could set it up normally facing the rear. The for the false wall, build a frame and use a mesh wire to fill the holes. Throw carpet over that. Should be strong if braced properly and provide the sub with more air space. I don't believe this would effect sub level waves and should solve all problems.

 

[MONSONwarrior Premium Member]

You could set it up normally facing the rear. The for the false wall, build a frame and use a mesh wire to fill the holes. Throw carpet over that. Should be strong if braced properly and provide the sub with more air space. I don't believe this would effect sub level waves and should solve all problems.

I don't see what "problems" would occur with it loading off a piece of MDF. It basically acts like the back wall/lid of the trunk, it's just moved up a foot or two.