anybody have one or pics of one? I just wanna see if anybody else had this idea...this idea is crossing my mind right now..looking to get 4 15's in a wall...i think it would make for a pretty sick car..

 

The idea has been tossed around a few times but no one has actually done it. Here's another thread. People were not very receptive and besides, our cars wouldn't be a very good SPL competitor.

I'm unaware of where that project ended up and I am not aware of anyone that completed it.

 

here you go here is a couple of pics fout L7 15 in a wall
http://memimage.cardomain.net/member...55_52_full.jpg
also check this out
http://memimage.cardomain.net/member...30_11_full.jpg

 

ya because completly blocking your view on the back of your car is cool....I guess whatever floats your boat.

If you can do this and safely see on the highway then

Not to mention its probably illegal...

 

I wouldn't put a wall in my car I just want to put four 15s in but I am having the box built to hide my system

 

yea sounds like the wall idea isnt' too good...

some guys recommended maybe like a single hi end woofer, like a single DD audio 9500 15" or single RE MT 15"..so we'll see...

I was thinking abotu just boxing out the rear seat area, and downfire the sub, making the sub totally hidden, it would look just like a carpeted bench, and it would match the rest of the vehicle...

 

That could work.. doesn't sound like a bad idea... unlike the wall idea..

IF ya do it.. keep us posted!

 

I am not sure about it being illegal, but it probably isn't smart to block the entire area behind you.. at least leave a window back there lol.. mirrors take car of the rest.. as far as the rest of the stuff it would really depend on how the thing was made, suare/round subs. off sets, extra

 

And with down-firing subs you may run into the problem of surround-stress and more importantly poor sound dispersion, most down-firing subs in cars sound very muffled and muddy

 

thats because people put them close to flat on the carpet...of course you are gonna get surround wearing when the thing is bouncing off the carpet! the reason they are muffled is because the sound goes through the carpet before they get to your ears, the carpet dampens them, it takes room to go boom, when you put them a half inch off the floor, there simply isn't enough air readily available to compress...i'm gonna make like a nice 6-8" gap, and the area its gonna downfire into will be totally enclosed except one side with MDF...it'll essentially look like another port, well kind of...you get the point...

 

Ya, I understand, thats hoe my home sub is set-up, I enjoy the down-firing effect, just carpet makes it hard...