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Originally Posted by Rafael
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Yes you can use that panel to mount a sub-woofer.
Free air subs (or IB for infinite baffle) are made to be used when a box is not an option. So, just make sure the sub you put there is light, and low powered so that it wont sag over time, unless you make some reinforcements.
Here are some free air options:
free air sub woofer, Car Electronics, Parts Accessories items on eBay.com=
I would go with the JL.
And yes it will satisfy what you are looking for.
my .02 |
Free air subs, are just regular subs with a stiffer suspension and/or lighter cone to prevent sagging, they'll still sag.
You can't just mount it to the rear deck, either. You still need to seal off the rear wave of the driver from the front, or at least time delay it with something resembling a transmission line enclosure. There's also a tapped horn to get a similar effect.
You're best bet is to make the rear deck STURDY, I'm talking 1" MDF or ply. Then build the smallest spec box for your sub hanging from the rear deck.
That's not that great though, as now the sub is playing into the back glass, which doesn't like bass frequencies very much, not very reflective.
Mount it in a spec box, put some velcro on it and stick it to the floor. Velcro so you can move it around for groceries and what-not. Unless you're good with fiberglass and wood and do something like the guy that put it on the side; it's not difficult.
That'll get you the best sound for the least effort, at least.
What sub(s) and amp(s)?
so yeah i think its better to get a regular sub with a small box... but yeah i've gathered a bit of knowledge about things i didnt knew before 
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