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Bronze Member Username: Liqdfire3Lee high acres, Florida Post Number: 13 Registered: Sep-05 | what is the recommended amount of space between the hole in the middle of the magnet of the botttom of the sub and the beck of the subwoofer box? are there any problems with leaving less than an inch between the two? |
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Silver Member Username: AstrosafariDelhi, Ontario Canada Post Number: 193 Registered: Aug-05 | no that doesnt matter at all, i think, as long as ur measurements are all added up to the recomemnder size, if im wrong im sure some 1 will correct me. |
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Gold Member Username: RovinTrinidad & T... Post Number: 4551 Registered: Jul-05 | that hole vents out heat created by the voice coils so yes u should leave @ least 2" ......... |
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Gold Member Username: RovinTrinidad & T... Post Number: 4552 Registered: Jul-05 | hmmm - thread no bump ....... |
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Bronze Member Username: Liqdfire3Lee high acres, Florida Post Number: 14 Registered: Sep-05 | the thing is i am trying to get a set of 12" Treo SSI dual 2ohm subs and the mounting depth for them is 6.5". but i have a single cab truck and the box i have for it only has 6.85" of available mounting depth. i dont neccesarily have to go with the troes but i want some spl and sq. anyone have any suggestions? |
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Silver Member Username: AstrosafariDelhi, Ontario Canada Post Number: 199 Registered: Aug-05 | cot a hole in the back of the box, then put a bigger peice to cover the hole but then on the inside there will be that much space... maybe i dont know? |
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Bronze Member Username: Liqdfire3Lee high acres, Florida Post Number: 15 Registered: Sep-05 | yeah i was thinking about doing that but the box is made to the contour of the back wall of my cab, so that kind of cancels out that situation. but thanks for the input. anyone have any recommendations of a different sub that has some pretty good spl and sq that corresponds with the mounting depth of my box? i was thinking about a set of 12" polk audio mm2124 dvc subs. |
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Silver Member Username: AstrosafariDelhi, Ontario Canada Post Number: 200 Registered: Aug-05 | maybe cut the hole and put a really thin peice over it? or no peice at all and put rubber around the out side of the hole so it seals up against the cab wall, if its screwed to the floor and the cab wall tightly then it may work |
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Bronze Member Username: Liqdfire3Lee high acres, Florida Post Number: 22 Registered: Sep-05 | i didnt plan on screwing it to the floor or the wall. is that recommended? |
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Silver Member Username: AstrosafariDelhi, Ontario Canada Post Number: 211 Registered: Aug-05 | no but its smart, if u get hit by another vehicle or sumthin while its playin it can really mess things up, ur box can slide or move and bang off or into sumthin and wreck a voice coile or sumthing. i have heard that happen alot. |
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Bronze Member Username: JbumpNebraska City, Nebraska USA Post Number: 26 Registered: Dec-05 | Try putting a spacer between the sub and the box to give a little extra room use some foam to seal it up.. lot easier than cuttin a hole in a nice box.. |
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Gold Member Username: RovinTrinidad & T... Post Number: 4558 Registered: Jul-05 | easiest thing to do is find a shallower sub . check out image dynamics website ....... |
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Bronze Member Username: Greeney88Http://www.freewebs.co..., Minnesota US Post Number: 47 Registered: Jan-06 | http://www.imagedynamicsusa.com/index.php |