Is this Box good for a Sub recommended for 1.6 Cu Ft.
1310686
No. This box is good for a sub that requires at least 2 to 2.2 cubic feet of air space.
1310687
Yes it is, the Sub that I am using is recommended for a 1.5 Cu Ft box and it runs amazing in this box. Having a larger Cu Ft displacement will allow the sound to have more deep thunder bass, If thats what you are going for, but it also works fine with less deep drums and other things like that.
1119683
It should work well that's a little over 2 cubic ft so it should be alright manufacturer says 1.5 but u have mine in a 3 ft ported box and it sounds amazing
1756544
This recommend spec are on there website but for loud deep bass I would a 3 cu ft box tune to 32 hz this sub handle way over 1500 watts but 1200 would be just enough for it
1526171
To be honest there is not a sub that will fit without modifying the box. Even the shallow mount subs i tried were too deep. This box is not made well. I had to basically redo everything except the carpet on it. The whole box had to be resealed and the inside was ground down to make a sub fit. I would not buy this box unless u want to do major work to install. Good luck.
2239698
Yes If your Subs only require the amount of airspace this box provides and your looking for tight base such as rock music etc. Hip hop etc will still sound good but it usually sounds better in a vented enclosure
2230907
I had a different shallow sub and worked fine. I then got that same sub tw3-d4 and its about 13" diameter so had to cut out the hole. But I found no better box. Sounds good
546038
Hi, if you notice the picture which show the receiver's rear, you'll see you can use 6-16&#937; speakers. If your sub is powered, you should be fine.
1620105
Std( midgrade )sub will fit but you'll get better sound from a shallow mount sub due to inadequate air space. I have a kicker cvt in mine and it gives me great bass all around
1921540
The box has about 1.5 cubic feet per chamber. If the sub specifically states that it needs more air space than that then no. But with most 15 in subwoofers they need between 1 to 3 cubic feet per sub, and most can get away with 1.5 cubic feet. So in my opinion they would fit just fine
1826516
It will need a custom built enclosure because of the size of the sub itself. My fiancee and I had to have a box built around it by Pioneer specifications.
1671445
Probably not. Its only like 4 inch's deep. I put a normal sub but had to invert it. Nice box but had to re caulk inside corners from leaking air
1783301
The mounting depth per the manufacturer's product page says it is 7.12" deep. The other (main) thing you should take into consideration is that this box only has a volume of .93 cu in. Your 9" deep sub most likely needs something a bit larger in order to be happy. Check the specs on the sub to see what volume box is recommended.
1303790
Yes however it depends on your subs that are installed. I recommend some slims. Also when purchasing subs keep in mind the depth of the magnet to the bottom of the box. Clearance is a mere inch to seat bottom as well. Cheers!
1702714
Yes, however you will want to look at the cubic feet of air of the box vs the sub. Doing this will tell you what the sub is tuned to. But in answer to your question, yes you can.
2147602
If I remember correctly, this sub requires @ .8 cubic feet of interior space. I built my own box, but didn't do it to perfection, as I usually do. I would recommend buying a professionally made box that is guaranteed by the manufacturer. Without a proper wood shop, and tools, it's rather difficult to create a sealed enclosure that will serve you as well as a purchased one would. Also, this sub handles tremendous power, and it cannot be UNDER powered and still perform satisfactorily. I tried giving it too little power and was very disappointed. With an appropriate enclosure, give it at least 300 RMS and you should love it. :) If I remember correctly, this sub requires @ .8 cubic feet of interior space. I built my own box, but didn't do it to perfection, as I usually do. I would recommend buying a professionally made box that is guaranteed by the manufacturer. Without a proper wood shop, and tools, it's rather difficult to create a sealed enclosure that will serve you as well as a purchased one would. Also, this sub handles tremendous power, and it cannot be UNDER powered and still perform satisfactorily. I tried giving it too little power and was very disappointed. With an appropriate enclosure, give it at least... » Read More If I remember correctly, this sub requires @ .8 cubic feet of interior space. I built my own box, but didn't do it to perfection, as I usually do. I would recommend buying a professionally made box that is guaranteed by the manufacturer. Without a proper wood shop, and tools, it's rather difficult to create a sealed enclosure that will serve you as well as a purchased one would. Also, this sub handles tremendous power, and it cannot be UNDER powered and still perform satisfactorily. I tried giving it too little power and was very disappointed. With an appropriate enclosure, give it at least 300 RMS and you should love it. :) « Show Less
1927091
No it's made for 7" mounting depth. It would work if the shallow sub allows a lot of cubic ft.
936292
I would say yes, the box is fairly small. It provides good sound quality bass and if the sub is powered appropriately can get pretty loud. However a week after I purchesed this box I put my sub in a slightly larger box with a tuned port.... And fell in love with that. In a small cab you get clean sound and incredibly low lows.