Sub performance

[Nsb127916]

I have a pioneer 12” in a box with a built in amplifier. Many trips opening the trunk to mess with the settings. I have noticed that every time I open the trunk the speaker starts performing as I want it to. Louder, deeper, more vibrant. So my question is how can I help it perform with the trunk closed as it does with the trunk open?

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[deez283 10+ year member]

Is the bass being restricted from entering the cabin? does your seat fold down?

 

[Jimi77 Premium Member]

Very common occurrence. You have cancellation. Move the sub to the rear of the trunk and face it to the rear of the car, that usually solves the problem.

 

[Jimi77 Premium Member]

Here's Eddie Runner's explanation for how to aim your subwoofer and why.

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the OS for installer networks

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[TommyGun41x]

Here's Eddie Runner's explanation for how to aim your subwoofer and why.

installer.com

the OS for installer networks

www.installer.com

Very interesting read. Thanks for sharing

 

[Jimi77 Premium Member]

Very interesting read. Thanks for sharing

Eddie used to be big presence on the car audio forums. He's still in the business and it was nice of him create his tech pages. I still order stuff thru his website if the price is competitive.

 

[illridge]

I have the same issue....
4dr sedan.
Trunk is a bass trap.
Ski pass is the only opening to the cabin.

Forward firing, pretty well sealed off sounds great and no trunk rattles... BUT..it lacks lows.

Rear or side firing sounds better... BUT trunk and rear deck sounds like garbage cans rolling down the driveway...

 

[illridge]

I have the same issue....
4dr sedan.
Trunk is a bass trap.
Ski pass is the only opening to the cabin.

Forward firing, pretty well sealed off sounds great and no trunk rattles... BUT..it lacks lows.

Rear or side firing sounds better... BUT trunk and rear deck sounds like garbage cans rolling down the driveway...