we may have to page Audiofn for this one

Ok can some one get me a bunch of pictures of the inside of one of these boats? I can try and help out but I have NO idea what they look like inside.

Jon

While I am waiting for pictures I will advise on your problems with the free air subs. Just because they are free air subs does not mean that they do not require a box to operate. It just can be a big box. However if your back seat that they are mounted into opens up to the engine bay then that is TO BIG of a box and you will get very little output out of the subs. Try getting the enclosure down some there are lots of ways but I will try and go into it when I get the pictures so that I do not get you guys thinking about impossible ideas.

Jon

Fn: my questions are kind of general.....have you ever installed a sub in a box and mounted it inside the cabin of a boat? can you hear it topside?how about at speed?should we be looking for a topside location? How about way down at the far end of the vee berth pointing straight back at the cockpit, does it work any good, from a sound perspective?......Im kind of looking for guidelines not specific locations........Thanks....Doug

ok I try real hard to keep the subs out of the cabin. You will find that the cabin can act as a port and change the sound as it comes out the doors, harches, what have you. If it has to go up there then it does work but that is a last resort type of a deal. I am going to try and mount my subs off to the sides of my bolsters (next years job) and under the seat. We will see how that goes

Jon

Cool........I'll look for a topside location.
Thanks for the info...Doug