280 Sub placement advice
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From: Prairieville La
Thinking about adding a bass speaker where is a gd spot to put it,mite just pull the crapper out since we dont use it and slid one in there. What do u guys thinks pics would be gd to that way I have an idea Thanks Matt
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My buddy placed 2 subs under the rear seat, one on each side, then glasses the boxes in.
He obviously lost some storage space but sounds good.
He obviously lost some storage space but sounds good.
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I had custom sealed boxes with 10" subs put into the side storage areas in each gunwale. They were covered in padded vinyl. I cut out the opening to a larger, more open size to accomadate this. It also allowed me to have a space above the speakers for storage of shoes, suntan lotion, etc. The installer made a dark gray carpeted shelf that just slid in above the box. It looked very custom and he did a great job but the price was not too bad. $800 for parts and labor, including the subs. Sounded great and did not give up any space really. There is a ton of dead space in the gunwales. Use it like I did. You can spend less on some free airs and it will sound okay. I thought about it and spent some extra and am glad I did. I now use the same boxes and did the same thing in my Vyper. I just cut those storage areas in the Vyer and made new trim rings myself this time. I don't know how to post pics or I would.
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I have two 10s under my back seat in sealed boxes. It sounds great, very clean tight bass. Not earth shaking bass, but I imagine that's more to do with the fact they are installed in an open air boat than anything. $30 Polk 10 from Amazon and $30 in material to make the box. Pretty awesome pretty cheap!



