<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by mzdspd:
i have to add soemthing just because a system looks good don't mean its loud and im sure bumpnglo will back me up on that one<hr></blockquote><p>hehe, thats my motto!<p>I've seen tons of nice systems not do numbers... mainly b/c the installer was more concerned about covering the wood than tuning the box to work in that car first.
Question about sub postion
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BumpNGlow
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Re: Question about sub postion
FOR SALE, AS A PARTS CAR
1994 Mazda MX-3 <-- 152dB's w/ 1 15
> Invited to '02 USACi World Finals, but did not compete due to stock alternator problems.
> Can't go to '03 USACi World Finals because I HAVE NOTHING LEFT!!
1994 Mazda MX-3 <-- 152dB's w/ 1 15
> Invited to '02 USACi World Finals, but did not compete due to stock alternator problems.
> Can't go to '03 USACi World Finals because I HAVE NOTHING LEFT!!
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Rick Johnson
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Re: Question about sub postion
From my experiences, subs/ports pointed to the rear of the car. My bandpass box < 2 boston 10"s> sounds best this way in my mx-3. Sounded best the same way in my protege. My buddy has a 12" soundstream mule <sealed box> in his '89 nissan 240sx <sr20det swapped> and it sounds best pointed back. Another friend has <87 supra turbo> 1 12" digital designs sub sideways, port back, that is a loud *** sub.<p>And a few others i don't care too mention.
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Rick Johnson
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