i found this little 6.5 inch sub and thought i could put it in my car? maybe a little sub box or something like that and bolt it behind the middle seat. Im not a big fan of taking my entire trunk for two 12, i just want a little more bass. i think its a goldwood.

 

 

Sure why wouldnt you be able to put it in?

 

im just wondering if i should take the time to make a small 6.5 inch box and if i could mount it behind the rear seat, or if this isnt a car speaker would it break faster, and what kind of box would i need, what size??

 

its your call, i wouldnt do it for that small of a sub, but it will add bass to what you are listening to...

 

cause i have new 6.5 inchers right now a they produce a surprising amount of bass, and this is definitely made for lower ranges, look at the sixe of that magnet. i dont thnk i could use it like a free air though, so id ahve to make a box,

 

check into a JL 6W0. It is a true 6 1/2" subwoofer. I've been using one as a sub in the front of my car for a while now and I'm still shocked at it's performance. It will reproduce a solid 40 Hz and is still somewhat audible down to the 20 - 30 Hz range.

 

in the front? where did you put it?

 

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=116048

 

wow thats a crazy place to install a sub

 

maybe i could stick a small box just above the rear struts, that front sub sounds like too much work, but in the trunk for such a small sub seems liek it would get drowned out, any more opinions?

 

Subs are cheap. What is the impedance? Some home woofers will need larger ported boxes and waste space. Get a single 10" and a small amp and you will likely get better results wihtout spending much $$$$.

 

Most home speakers are 8ohm and will not work properly in a car powered by an amplifier running @ 2 or 4ohm.

 

http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showd...number=290-352


this is the closest i could find to it, i cannot find any label on the actual speaker

 

here ya go...

http://cgi.ebay.com/JL-Audio-6W0-6-5...QQcmdZViewItem