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<blockquote data-quote="95Prober" data-source="post: 1008900" data-attributes="member: 557984">hi guys. my brother will run (4) 10&quot; subs in a hatchback and we are in the process of building a couple of designs. one is a sealed. now, before , he had only 2 facing the rear taillights and they sounded great! so we want to kinda leave those in that position. since we cant fit 4 across so all 4 can face the rear, we were thinking, instead of facing ALL 4 up towards the rear hatch glass, could we just leave 2 facing the rear, as in the past, and then put the other 2 facing the front (back seats) ????then when you either open the rear hatch OR fold down the rear seats, you&#039;ll have a glimpse of 2 subs . the design would just seem to be a big rectangle with all of the subs in their own chambers inside the box. on top, the amps could be placed, since it will just be a flat carpeted one-soild piece top. i know many people will say , fire all 4 straight up, but how about this way??thx</blockquote>

[QUOTE="95Prober, post: 1008900, member: 557984"] hi guys. my brother will run (4) 10" subs in a hatchback and we are in the process of building a couple of designs. one is a sealed. now, before , he had only 2 facing the rear taillights and they sounded great! so we want to kinda leave those in that position. since we cant fit 4 across so all 4 can face the rear, we were thinking, instead of facing ALL 4 up towards the rear hatch glass, could we just leave 2 facing the rear, as in the past, and then put the other 2 facing the front (back seats) ???? then when you either open the rear hatch OR fold down the rear seats, you'll have a glimpse of 2 subs . the design would just seem to be a big rectangle with all of the subs in their own chambers inside the box. on top, the amps could be placed, since it will just be a flat carpeted one-soild piece top. i know many people will say , fire all 4 straight up, but how about this way?? thx [/QUOTE]

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