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Old 08-03-2004, 11:28 PM   #1
sixty8chev
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speaker box?

My seat and cab are in different locations right now and the only thing i can really work on is the sub box, so I was wondering if anybody could give me some rough dimensions for a behind a bench sub box, all I really need is the base width the angle to make triangle-ish part
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Old 08-03-2004, 11:56 PM   #2
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Here is a box that is based on a design that I found on www.73-87.com that was made by Swervin Ervin for his bucket seat setup, I changed it to work with a bench seat like in my truck. The amp is suppost to sit in the middle, and the tweeters are optional (I like a sharp clear sound system, so I was gonna toss some tweeters into my sub box. The enclosure I made was designed for some 12" Rockford Fostgate Punch subs I was gonna borrow from a buddy of mine when his truck got stolen (he pulled the subs out before he took it to the shop where it was stolen from) They found his truck before I got around to building my box, so I never did build it. Might wanna make 100% sure that it'll fit before you spend money on building one.

So yeah, I've got a 3d rendition of what it would look like, and some messy blueprints I tossed together here:

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Old 08-04-2004, 12:49 PM   #3
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i had some rough measurements once upon a time, but they were for pioneer tsw34c 12's, but those pioneers had rediculous volume requirements, which would be why i sold them. personally im afraid of putting subs in my truck, ive got 6x9s just runnning off the head unit and they rock. im getting a 400 watt amp for them in nov for my bday so i know they willl REALLY bump then
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