BreakDanceKorea
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I'm currently not using the speakers in my rear deck, and I have a subwoofer in my trunk. If I remove the rear deck speakers, will the openings help more bass get into the car? Or will it not matter?
Removing Rear Deck Speakers for Better Bass
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TaylorFade 10+ year member
I fail.
It helps for sure. It's not going to be like, night and day or anything. IIRC, it was worth .7db or so for me.
Im sure there will be an increase in spl in the cab area, dunno about db.
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Alright, I'll give it a shot. Thanks.
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I also have done this and it makes a difference. Everything you can do to increase airflow between the trunk and cabin helps.
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