What is the Volume, Speaker mounting depth, and is it sealed or ported?
1823202
The specs are here: http://www.atrendusa.com/bbox/vehicle-specific-carpeted/gm The box is sealed.
1190123
I would think so I have mine in a sealed (which this sub will work in ported as well) box@.8 ft3and it sounds good.
671813
I have this exact product, and mine is in a sealed box and the bass is clean and strong. I'm not sure about a ported box. I have a kicker amp also
400000
The back of the speaker extends behind the mounting surface by 1.625 inches. The front of the speaker extends past the front of the mounting surface by 0.625 inches. The speaker is 3.375 inches in diameter. The speaker requires a 3.0625 inch diameter hole to mount in, especially if it is to be mounted in front of the mounting surface. The two mounting holes are 3.875 inches apart, but these holes are actually slots, so there is a little tolerance from that measurement in either direction (in or out). The impedance is listed as a nominal 4 ohms.
1251405
My speakers are not mounted and I don't remember the mounting. The cable terminals are recessed. Quality sound will require a break in period.
1068040
The speaker attach to top of lid it 2 inch width, 12 inch long, 2" high it is a lot louder than the speaker in my laptop has stereo sound for the price you it's worth it.
886748
Depends on box I prefer ported over sealed. I ran a sound stream at 2 ohm 900 watts it had great Sq and a good bit of spl
1394851
6 inches X 6 inches, it also has 4 mounting holes that you can use to screw the speakers to it. I mounted my Polk Audio Speakers with the 4 mounting holes (7" W X 12" D X 16" H).
774497
I don't have the measurements right now but I did have to enlarge the existing hole by about 1/4" and the mounting holes did not line up either. The speaker has frame work on the back that made it necessary to enlarge the hole. I can get the measurements this weekend if you still need them.
2044404
Yeah, for sure a large sealed enclosure due to the high QTS (open baffle) parameters of in wall speakers. Ported would result in many trial and error tunings with midbass peaks. Try it out though, no difference between wall cavity and an enclosure to the speaker itself. Without T/S specs this will be a gamble, try around 1-1.5 (larger yields deeper bass extension roll off but less accuracy in bass tones) cube feet enclosure to mimic a wall cavity, heavy stuffing. Have fun.
2229310
At first I had a sealed box but I eventually switched to a ported box. They both sound good. I just prefer ported
2056078
It's only about 12 inches deep. I needed a shallower receiver for a new shelf and it's perfect. You won't regret the purchase. It's a tremendous value. Outstanding sound and very simple setup.
252357
OK..well ported box moves lot of freaking air in truck so b prepared for screws coming loose and rattling.. Lol... I like the sealed box just deeper sounding bass to me.
663073
It has a internal speaker. There is also a port on the back for a external speaker.
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.
1664429
I'm not sure. It's such a nice speaker box. I would always buy from them. It's a smaller sealed box for a subwoofer
840282
I have had it in a single sealed and I have dule ported, for a sealed box, they are noticeable. However if you put them in a ported box, they slam hard so it's really what you want, if you want to get noise complaints then go ported