Is there any subwoofer boxes that will fit under a car seat?
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i have a 1970 gmc pickup and have about 6 inches under the seat and need a box to out some subs in but they are all too big.
are there any boxes that will fit a 10 inch alpine under my seat
not that i know of ..but you could make your own out of some MDF
its quite easy and you can make it to fit any size ..the only thing you must remember is the speaker will have to have a height of no more than 5" so that you allow for the thickness of the MDF
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not that i know of ..but you could make your own out of some MDF
its quite easy and you can make it to fit any size ..the only thing you must remember is the speaker will have to have a height of no more than 5" so that you allow for the thickness of the MDF
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more than likely you will have to go the custom route
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No way. Ive seen a set up that had a little 40 rms powered sub that will fit but nothing like a 10 inch alpine! If ur interested check out this link:
http://www.techronics.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=product.display&Product_ID=8211
It will give you some more bass and make ur truck sound better but thats about all. youre going to have to get creative if you want big bass. maybe behind the seat. I had a 1982 regular cab GMC and i fit 2 10s in it behind the seat when i was younger. worked out really good.
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