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sub position...
would a sub get better sound facing towards the driver or towards the car behind you?
I just got a sub/amp and was wondering which ways do you guys prefer?
I just got a sub/amp and was wondering which ways do you guys prefer?
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You'll definately feel it when you face em towards your trunk.
But.
I've had mine facing the trunk for the longest time, with no dynomat on the CF one, the thing fucking rattles like two people having sex on a dryer. It ended up unbolting my solenoid that opens my trunk (have no key) so as a temporary fix, I put the subs directly behind my seats. It sounds very nice inside the cab, it doesn't sound like shit outside the vehicle, and the bass is very clear outside as well. The waves travel a lot further.
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I've had mine facing the trunk for the longest time, with no dynomat on the CF one, the thing fucking rattles like two people having sex on a dryer. It ended up unbolting my solenoid that opens my trunk (have no key) so as a temporary fix, I put the subs directly behind my seats. It sounds very nice inside the cab, it doesn't sound like shit outside the vehicle, and the bass is very clear outside as well. The waves travel a lot further.
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yeah either way works, but i have allways found it nicer to have them facing the trunk lid, most of the places that install systems, like the one I worked at, face them toward the trunk lid, but yes u do usually get more vibration if u do that, but that is why there is a thing called dynomat 
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nice bro, I would like something like that for my subs if they weren't so dirty right now...OverDrive418 wrote:
Have mine facing front with seat open. The noise outside (particularly rattling) a lot less noticable (from cops). I don't have to blast the sh!t out of it as much to get the same boom either.
on topic though, I face my 2 12's towards the car behind me, but thats because I use my car for work and I can pull my seats down to get at the stuff I need in the trunk...but none the less they still sound really good!!
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now that i think about it my subs face towards the back of my car and up at the same time...so I still say what I said before. they sound great to meneon_ert3 wrote:what about a sub facing up torwards the sky? im building a false floor and was wonderin how the subs are gonna sound in the floor.
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