15" in boot?
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koos
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Hey chaps, wanna put a 15 in the boot but dont know if the metal seat back is going to deaden it, surely someone has put subs in the back, how can I do it??
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Artis
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in the box or up against the back seat?
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chu346
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Use two 15's 
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Jos
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lol, a 15" won't care about a lump of metal in the way.. roll it off below 100Hz and it will be fine.
'89 Touring - slightly rippled with a rusty underside
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'94 e36 tree climber
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dazleeds
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i have the same prob
15inch brand spankin jbl sat on top of wardrobe

15inch brand spankin jbl sat on top of wardrobe
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in the shit,the one to blame,yeh its all my fault ;)
in the shit,the one to blame,yeh its all my fault ;)
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koos
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i saw a pic, think it was on here, cut the metal out behind the arm rest??
Good idea maybe??
Good idea maybe??
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tomtomiS
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i got 2 12" JL 12W3 subs in my boot and i cant hear em too well so i gonna cut out a section bigger than the ski hatch ( which ive already drilled and kicked out) and have my handy welder friend add some bracing to put back any structural strength i may remove in the process. a lot of the people ive spoke to say this is the only real way to get the bass to sound like its not in a car behind you! or mount a ten inch in a box built onto the ski hatch and leave the arm rest down.
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panesar_e30
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A decent 15" sub should do the job in an e30 but two wud be the ultimate. to get the best results it would be to cut a hole in the metal / rear center arm rest. 
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chu346
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koos do you have an arm rest in your car?

