Will this sub work in a free air installation?
332618
Yes you can. It will produce more bass if you could Put it in some sort of enclosure, but will be fine free air being a 6.5"
332619
If "free air" means no box, then no, it won't work very well as a sub-woofer. If you mean a ported enclosure, then yes it will work well. A ported enclosure will give it a "boomey" kind of sound, which is fine for some types of music like hip- hop or metal. A sealed enclosure will make the bass sound tighter which is better for other types of music. The sealed enclosure will also require more power to drive the sub. Mine gets 100 watts continuous and I have used both types of enclosures. I'm skeptical about that 600 watt rating.
332620
every sub can work in a free air install.. but you will get less bass from them.. I wouldn't even recommend this for that.. because you wouldn't get any kind of bass out of it..
1170908
Yes it will...actually I believe that's what it was designed to do. However, not for long. These subs are junk! Be afraid... be very afraid.
2031691
Thanks for the reply. I see your point about hooking the sub through to the main speaker outs and then to the L/R fronts. I guess that would be pushing it quite a bit. Thanks for the tips on the powered sub. At $80, I can't really go wrong. One last thing: If I wanted to forgo the rear speakers, could the sub be hooked up to the surround outs or am I letting my complete ignorance show here? Thanks again.
2246087
The sub Box you need is a box with a air volume of .80You can make any Design of box as long as it has a air volume of .80 or as close to that as possible I have two of these subs and my air volume for each box is .78 wich is really close to it and it won't make a difference for tht little bit off from .80
863111
Be honest, not sure. Will say for the money its a great sub. I will pull the manual and check for you and get back.
1992688
Yes, sir. It has a rca plug up specifically for your subs. As long as you have everything on your end, you should be golden.
2243472
If you talking about the interior depth, then it should. The sub extents 5 inches downward from the bottom of it's mounting platform.
502563
All the specs on the sub and the box show that this will work, run 300-500 watts RMS and use a small amount of fiber fill in it and you should be good, I have one of these that I put a Skar Audio sub in and ran 700 watts RMS to it and it sounds pretty tight, The box is great for the price.
1028669
If there is some kind of enclosure in the door. These are not free air subs.
1972602
You would have to look up the specs of the woofer and see the cubic feet of air space required. It doesn't have to be 100% accurate. It just has to be close to what you need.
1616252
As long as the sound bar had a pre out for a sub you can. If it doesn't then no.
1495815
I think that would work....this sub is very compact and the sound quality is tremendous.
2180863
yes it works fine! don't worry! as long as your sub is calibrated properly to reference level volume with the rest of your system it should work fine
710873
The minimum cu ft of air space per sub is .70. You won't get the deepest bass out of them, more punchy and tight.
1795214
Yes, just need to remove the rear plastic on the sub. No effect to the sub itself
1963080
Rest assured there is no problem with the installation or the speakers. What you need is called a subwoofer.
1893060
There are no power outlets on the receiver. If your subwoofer supports power down with no audio signal, then that should work.