Either mounted on the side panels in the trunk, or somehow hang a flat rectangular from the roof using the handle bar screws and a tray. Clear sound but not very expensive. Looking for some recommendations. Thanks.
Which Subwoofer for LX450 is ideal ? (5 Viewers)
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NeverFinis
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I mean, if I wasn't using the tailgate as storage, I would put a couple of massive subwoofers there.. 
I believe the tailgate has drains, which would allow equalization of air.
I believe the tailgate has drains, which would allow equalization of air.
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I mean, if I wasn't using the tailgate as storage, I would put a couple of massive subwoofers there..
I believe the tailgate has drains, which would allow equalization of air.
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that is a good idea... let me try. wonder how much depth is in there
Ideal? Ideal would be filling the whole cargo area with a giant speaker box and even then, all car audio is a compromise.
This is a pretty elegant solution and doesn't work too bad.
Tailgate could work. It would add quite a bit of weight and chasing rattles might be a chore though.
This is a pretty elegant solution and doesn't work too bad.
Tailgate could work. It would add quite a bit of weight and chasing rattles might be a chore though.
Depends on what your plans for the vehicle are. I’d love more bass in mine, but it was all a big compromise for me. I have ARB drawers, a semi-permanently mounted fridge, and frequently haul stuff in the back. There's a QPM full of electronics in the factory sub location. I opted for a Memphis powered 8" sub that wedges between the drawers and the 2nd row seat and still sounds decent.
I put a sub in the side, where the old sub was on the LC. Lots of people do this. I made mine but a few sell brackets.
I’ve been very pleased with this set up. I was reluctant to do a fixed mount because I have so many different gear configurations in the back. This Kicker box is indestructible and hardly moves at all in rough trails. I can move it wherever I need it in the back depending on what I’m carrying. Very happy with the performance too.
