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<blockquote data-quote="spoonraker" data-source="post: 2763975" data-attributes="member: 570956">Well I&#039;m pretty well decided on buying a Fi Q for better sound quality, it&#039;ll sure beat the hell out of my current audiobahn lol...Anyway, I drive an Oldsmobile Intrigue, which is a big 4-Door sedan. I have 80 sqaure feet of sound deadening on the way and new components.Basically I&#039;m just wondering what you guys think the best idea for mounting this thing would be for sound quality. Currently I have a ported box with the sub and port firing to the back. I was thinking with the Fi Q of inverting it in a smaller sealed box, facing it to the front and down, sort of at a 45 degree angle. I could face it to the back like I have currently, but I&#039;m not sure it would be very loud since it&#039;ll be sealed now instead of ported. If I fold the seats down I get a huge volume increase, but I don&#039;t like driving around like that....So, what do you guys think a good route would be? Keep in mind I&#039;m going for sound quality, but I still want it to be plenty loud, in a sealed fiberglass box.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="spoonraker, post: 2763975, member: 570956"] Well I'm pretty well decided on buying a Fi Q for better sound quality, it'll sure beat the hell out of my current audiobahn lol... Anyway, I drive an Oldsmobile Intrigue, which is a big 4-Door sedan. I have 80 sqaure feet of sound deadening on the way and new components. Basically I'm just wondering what you guys think the best idea for mounting this thing would be for sound quality. Currently I have a ported box with the sub and port firing to the back. I was thinking with the Fi Q of inverting it in a smaller sealed box, facing it to the front and down, sort of at a 45 degree angle. I could face it to the back like I have currently, but I'm not sure it would be very loud since it'll be sealed now instead of ported. If I fold the seats down I get a huge volume increase, but I don't like driving around like that.... So, what do you guys think a good route would be? Keep in mind I'm going for sound quality, but I still want it to be plenty loud, in a sealed fiberglass box. [/QUOTE]

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