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<blockquote data-quote="neo_styles" data-source="post: 7999754" data-attributes="member: 644168">More or less, you&amp;#39;ll be in a fourth order configuration with a sealed trunk. If you happen to have a pass-through in your rear seats, you can use that to your advantage to cover the volume loss. If you have rear deck speakers, you can also remove these to accomplish the same thing.Another issue with sealed trunks, at least to the audiophile crowd, is wave cancellation brought on by having subs located right behind the seats firing toward the rear. The standing waves &quot;interact,&quot; causing cancellation. For this reason, those people tend to recommend if your subs are firing to the rear, position the subs as close to the trunklid as possible. The key advantage to 8-inch subs is that they tend to be extremely musical and take a relatively small footprint. [USER=624469]@its10v1[/USER] ; just put two SA-8s in his car and ended up using just a hair over 1 cube ported @ 32Hz. Keep in mind I say musical, but they&amp;#39;ll still get loud and low.Did that come close to answering your question?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="neo_styles, post: 7999754, member: 644168"] More or less, you'll be in a fourth order configuration with a sealed trunk. If you happen to have a pass-through in your rear seats, you can use that to your advantage to cover the volume loss. If you have rear deck speakers, you can also remove these to accomplish the same thing. Another issue with sealed trunks, at least to the audiophile crowd, is wave cancellation brought on by having subs located right behind the seats firing toward the rear. The standing waves "interact," causing cancellation. For this reason, those people tend to recommend if your subs are firing to the rear, position the subs as close to the trunklid as possible. The key advantage to 8-inch subs is that they tend to be extremely musical and take a relatively small footprint. [USER=624469]@its10v1[/USER] ; just put two SA-8s in his car and ended up using just a hair over 1 cube ported @ 32Hz. Keep in mind I say musical, but they'll still get loud and low. Did that come close to answering your question? [/QUOTE]

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