15" Kicker L5
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15" Kicker L5
hey i have a 15" Kicker L5 i wanna stick in my '83 Berlinetta trunk..anyone sell a box for it? or do i have to fab something up myself? or maybe theres someone close to gainesville, fl that would like to help me out lol.
Re: 15" Kicker L5
Premade is going to be hard to find. If you're looking for a sealed enclosure, you could modify the box that is listed up in the sticky and drop that 15 right in the middle. At about 2.4 cu ft, that puts you close to the middle of the recommended air space for that sub.
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yeaa, i was either gonna put it in the middle, or maybe to one side and the amp on the other, would the bass be affected if the sub was on one side? or would it sound the same?
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Re: 15" Kicker L5
Also take into account the way the hatch is shaped. The middle has the kickout for the hatch pulldown motor. You may have more clearance, which will probably look better off to a side. Best thing to do would be get a piece of cardboard and cut it out how you want the box shaped and then you can get another piece cut out that represents the sub to see how it looks. Also make sure where you mount the sub there is enough depth clearance.
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Re: 15" Kicker L5
Also take into account the way the hatch is shaped. The middle has the kickout for the hatch pulldown motor. You may have more clearance, which will probably look better off to a side. Best thing to do would be get a piece of cardboard and cut it out how you want the box shaped and then you can get another piece cut out that represents the sub to see how it looks. Also make sure where you mount the sub there is enough depth clearance.
Why a 15" kicker? Have you considered a pair of 12" SI BM mkIII? Same cone space and a lot small box needed.
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Re: 15" Kicker L5
lol i know. im selling the kicker and i got 2 12" fi's..pushed by a mmats amp.
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Re: 15" Kicker L5
I got the BL's..very nice sub, kinda costly, but ya get whatcha pay for..
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