i'm just trying to get an idea for my set up i'll be doing for my bird. if anyone has pictures of there setups please post up some pcitures

 

Do you need to keep the hatch are open for t-tops?

 

Old setup, that was a single 10, then went to 2 12"s in the same spot, just gotta find a box that will fit. Amp was in the empty spot next to where ttops went, held it down with velcro. Just a quick spur of the moment setup.


I'm looking at trying this, only a single 10 but I don't want to lose trunk space now that I have ttops. It gets good reviews also. Comes with amp and sub in one.
http://www.ws6project.com/user_stor/...roducts_id=711

 

i would rather the hatch open for my t-tops

 

i like the set up you've got there and i'll have to look more in depth with the link you sent thanks for the help!

 

Check out this thread from a few months ago:

Alternative Sub location

My setup is in post #12 (pics in post #15). Sounds good, plenty loud, and still get t-top storage. Plus, when I autocross, it's really easy to just pull right out.

 

This is the set up I had in my camaro:

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now all of this is going in my new ride.

 

It really bumped, it pounds right off that back glass and to the front of the car, even running 2 12"s on a 1200w amp for almost 2 years, after a single 10 and single 12 for a year prior to that. Never had a problem with the glass, everyone seemed to think it would break it or something but 3 years with subs in that exact place and no problems. I know I kind of went redundant there, but wanted to make sure it came across clear, lol

 

 

Then I would do a 10" sub in a driver side stealth enclosure and put the amp on an amp rack. Both items are sold by Kee Audio.

http://www.keeaudio.com/enclosures.html

 

Here's my empty box

 

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That's a pretty slick set up, how hard was it to do?

 

I have absolutely 0 carpentry experience but I use ACAD daily at work so I took measurements and created a detailed drawing for the sub box. I adjusted the shape of the box until I had enough volume for the sub. I then bought a cheap table saw and went from there. The rack I just used a cardboard template for the top piece and it turned out pretty good.

The box could use some refining and considering I just blew the Polk sub I had in there, I may do it now.

 

This is my custom built sub, amp, and capacitor set up that I built for my car.

Yes my setup is in a convertible and not a t-top car. So you lose the t-top stand but could probably rest the tops over the top of the setup. I set my convertible top covers over the sub and amp all the time but the top covers are plastic for my car and not glass like your t-tops.

 

whered you get your encloser 98blackbird?