Bazooka tube Options

[lagos]

Anyone ever install one of those bazooka bass tubes in their celica ?
I want something that will give me some low end without taking up too much trunk space. The bazooka tube seems like it would work well for that.

[Box]

I'm 20 and don't need my music cranked to 11, except for when I'm recreating scenes of Stonehenge. Any who, a 10" or 12" should be plenty. Plan on getting a 200-300W sub to match the rest of the system. I don't need overpowering bass, just better presence. Could probably make a box that'll fit in between the rear strut towers flush with the back of the rear seat. Provided you have the liftback anyway.

[Xander_X]

I'm 20 and don't need my music cranked to 11, except for when I'm recreating scenes of Stonehenge. Any who, a 10" or 12" should be plenty. Plan on getting a 200-300W sub to match the rest of the system. I don't need overpowering bass, just better presence. Could probably make a box that'll fit in between the rear strut towers flush with the back of the rear seat. Provided you have the liftback anyway.

Present company excluded, Box ! I was stereotyping more than anything.

There is one issue you have to consider when making your own box. Every sub is designed with a specific box dimension in mind for optimal sound. They need a certain amount of room inside the box in order to have proper intake of air and create there required air pressure. Not only dimension but most subs are designed for a TYPE of box as well, i.e. Closed, Ported, Bandpass, etc. While obviously the speaker will work in any enclosure, you may be limiting up to 50% of it's sound capacity by using a box its not designed for.

This post has been edited by Xander_X: May 9, 2012 - 12:54 PM