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15 inch sub in coupe?
#1341562
09/05/2012 19:31
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damiengt
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has any one tryed fitting a 15 inch sub in the boot of a coupe?
i know you have to make the box in the boot or you wont get it in lol
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09/05/2012 19:54
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got a 10 in mine in a box that just went in lol
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10/05/2012 17:04
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Yeh, I had a 15" alpine sub in my boot back in the day. I had to remove the plastic boot trim (and CD player) to get it in. Didn't have much space left in the boot though 
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10/05/2012 22:50
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I had a 10" in the boot, and as mickey says, its quite tight.  Ross
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#1342010
11/05/2012 02:55
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im picking up my 15inch sub at weekend and will make the box in the boot lol
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11/05/2012 17:39
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Why are you wanting 15"? Are you bass daft? That will be mega bassy in that car!! Ross
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11/05/2012 18:34
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i was looking for a 12inch vibe but found a cheap 15inch haha
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11/05/2012 19:48
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ive only got a 10" splx in mine,does the job lol i got 2,they actually came with the bravo and used them since 
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12/05/2012 17:19
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il be posting pics and a video in the coming weeks ... just trying to stop my car pissing out oil from the rocker cover  n its a new seal think the thing might be cracked my ice will be front vibe 240w rears are vibe 480w and sub is vibe and 2000w and my amp is vibe 1200w and my other amp is a 350w wich i think il run the speakers off and just use the 1200w for the sub should work well but the sub might be abit big/powerfull lol but iv got 2 cheap 12 inch subs 600w each i think so il just play with it and see what sounds the best
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12/05/2012 17:35
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im picking up my 15inch sub at weekend and will make the box in the boot lol you will need to build a box with the correct volume for the sub. sealed boxes require less volume but generally do not drop as low
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13/05/2012 07:01
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im picking up my 15inch sub at weekend and will make the box in the boot lol you will need to build a box with the correct volume for the sub. sealed boxes require less volume but generally do not drop as low yep im geting some info off the web on what box size is best for the sub
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13/05/2012 14:04
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14/05/2012 15:25
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10" is perfect for the coupe, with the apropreiate amp. For my set up. i have used the inside of the rear left wing to muld a box in fibreglass, with MDF to the face of it and fitted a 10" Infinity sub that is ran by a JBL amp fitted to the back seat: nice bass, no loss of space whatsoever. I then used a seperate amp to run a pair of Infinity Kappa components speakers at the front, with the twetters mounted in the position of the factory ones.
The result looks very good to the eyes, and punchy to the ears. As for the pecs of the devices used, your pocket will set the limit
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15/05/2012 02:09
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picked up my sub today after hitting a speed bump and knocking the exhaust off its mount does the coupe have a strap/mount around the cat to stop it being so low? mine has f all there stopped the oil leak but my brakes sound like 2 wee pigs lol ... il be sorting the exhaust and brakes then start work on the sub il be posting pics soon.
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15/05/2012 13:35
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10" is perfect for the coupe, with the apropreiate amp. For my set up. i have used the inside of the rear left wing to muld a box in fibreglass, with MDF to the face of it and fitted a 10" Infinity sub that is ran by a JBL amp fitted to the back seat: nice bass, no loss of space whatsoever. I then used a seperate amp to run a pair of Infinity Kappa components speakers at the front, with the twetters mounted in the position of the factory ones.
The result looks very good to the eyes, and punchy to the ears. As for the pecs of the devices used, your pocket will set the limit Do you have any photos of your sub install? I'd like something similar to what you've described. I currently have a 12" sub but it takes up way too much boot space, but a 10" sub that is nice and discrete would be ideal.
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16/05/2012 10:54
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I'd be interested to hear the difference between your setup's and mine (the 10" sub in the boot space).
I have front components and tweets, with 2 amps, 1 under each seat, 1 for the front components and 1 for the rear 6x9 subs mounted in the rear speakers space.
Very good overall sound, with NO loss in space at all, and bass is running a nice comfortable level, but can be whacked up to ridiculously loud also.
Ross
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#1343612
16/05/2012 11:02
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that sounds good. gonna have to get might set up proper once my car is running right.
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17/05/2012 11:04
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just need to go out and get some sort of carpet maybe orance or would that just be over the top? lol (for them that dont know my car is bright orange) then il start my build today
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20/05/2012 20:17
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started on it today ... Wow is it tight fit lol should have it done tomorrow/tuesday depending then i get my new carpet in the post and the weather lol will load pics up when done
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