kensterken
CarAudio.com Newbie
Ok maybe a bit over dramatic, I decided to build my own subwoofer for my Mk1 Audi TT and wanted to fit it in the space where the existing unit was, giving myself a bit more room ripped out the CD changer and navigation unit etc.
Subwoofer spec here https://www.skaraudio.com/products/evl-65-inch-car-subwoofer
Using this speaker i thought for now id just build in one drive unit (i do have 2) as its such a small cabin i thought one would be enough. Ive built subs in the past albeit much bigger, this just sounds sh't the drive unit moves but no bass comes out, well none of importance and i would say most is from the doors, if try and drive it too hard i get the dreaded 'wop wop' and no increased sound.
Its running LPF cut off around 100hz and bridged from my pioneer amp. GM D8604
Do i add the second unit to the front? With the same box dimensions will that improve things? Should i scrap it and buy a base tube or box for the boot? The dimensions here were to fit in the space hence the narrow profile at the back. Anyway any comments most appreciated.
dimensions here.
Subwoofer spec here https://www.skaraudio.com/products/evl-65-inch-car-subwoofer
Using this speaker i thought for now id just build in one drive unit (i do have 2) as its such a small cabin i thought one would be enough. Ive built subs in the past albeit much bigger, this just sounds sh't the drive unit moves but no bass comes out, well none of importance and i would say most is from the doors, if try and drive it too hard i get the dreaded 'wop wop' and no increased sound.
Its running LPF cut off around 100hz and bridged from my pioneer amp. GM D8604
Do i add the second unit to the front? With the same box dimensions will that improve things? Should i scrap it and buy a base tube or box for the boot? The dimensions here were to fit in the space hence the narrow profile at the back. Anyway any comments most appreciated.
dimensions here.