Not very happy with this box. No room for woofer excursion Box is shallow, what should i do?
237221
I am sorry you are not happy with this box, but the listing for this item shows it has only a 5 3/4" mounting depth. Most truck speaker boxes have smaller mounting depths becasue there is not a lot of room under or behind the seats. You can try a spacer ring to give you more room or switch to a woofer with a more shallow mounting depth requirement. If nothing else, you can always return the box.
237222
Either ship it back or get smaller depth subs. I sent mine back for same reason
758388
Yes you can. It has a lot of space. Just measure the AMP to make sure the amp fits one of the sides of the box.
1032953
I dont have a separate box. The rear of speaker enters small port a potty area on my 23" center console.
2079877
I had the same question. My recommendation would be to give SVS a call. Tell them what your primary and secondary uses would be, and how large your space is. They were very helpful when I called them with a virtually identical question. The short answer, though, is that poorly-made ported subs tend to range a little deeper but not sound as *clean*. If you call SVS though, they'll tell you their ported sub isn't poorly made, and that the difference between their PB and SB is the PB digs deeper and with a little more power, but it's a bigger box that takes up more space in the room, people with smaller rooms/apartments may want/need the smaller SB option. But again, IMO, call SVS. They were very helpful for me,
515209
You've gotta contact Kicker. All I know is that he more air space you give this woofer, the more it slams. I've got 1 in a box that had 5.7 cuft of air space on a mono block amp. It crushes...!
657884
I bought my receiver/speakers/sub in a set, that is, everything in one box. I don't know, but try Pioneer's website and maybe that will help you. HH
1132663
R. Williams - Nope. I've run this sub-woofer for countless hours over the years...sometimes under "unusual" circumstances and often with very high demands...it has operated faultlessly. As I noted earlier, "it'll make you happy". It still brings me a solid "lower-end" sound (and feel, too.). I'm thinking that Matthew Robb's reply is right-on. An ill fitting cable can make for a weak ground. Feedback is another possible cause...NAH...not likely. Hope your annoying "super loud buzzing" is soon ended.abez2.
1078573
I ask to send woofer back did not get a response, when I got it I had a pro to install it and out of the box it did not work
676927
There is room but there is not bracket for it and you would have lots of wires to run. It would best to just get a 4 speaker amp.
1772328
U will need to have some sort of adaptor plate because the speakers are smaller than 6x8 hole
672229
I would recommend the Bbox Pro Series Single 10-Inch Sealed Subwoofer Enclosure. You may want to consider the box dimensions based on your application needs.
819775
I had one of these boxes before and it does sound good. But there are some issues with a ported system. One,the speaker can get away from its web. Two,a sealed box will hit lower than any ported system.. You need a lot of power for a ported system to hit really low. I ran two power bass 10"s of a kicker mono 250 amp in a sealed box and I never heard something hit so low in my life. Just make sure you have a amp that has 18-db bass boost on it
1519807
It won't fit because I already have stuff down there. I guess I could move my stuff for you; but I don't really need another stereo system. Thanks anyways.
1671446
Sub is 5-9/16 deep and you only have 4.25" to work with.. This box is for shallow/slim subwoofers..
171143
No Better off with shallow speakers like some cvt from kicker can't go wrong with those The box is about 4" deep we're the speakers they sit at
1655836
Closing the port will not solve the problem. The box dimensions are different and a sealed closure should be between 1.2-1.5 cu ft. Also I doubt you will have a proper seal on the box. Any air escape will change the sound. I've been very impressed with the set up but that's MHO.
950603
What ever you decide, make shure you buy or build a good enclosure. The enclosure can make or break a sub. I would steer clear of prefab boxes, I would highly recommend getting ahold of Dustin Cambron of DC Creations and have him build you a enclosure to fit your needs. Go to caraudio.com, he is a moderator on that site and does wonderful builds for about what you will pay for a crappy prefab box. He goes by the user name of prorabbit.