Sealed Trunk

[Julian 641]

Alright, I am wanting to wait till i get a new vehicle to do a wall. (Still debating). I'd like to use two fifteens in my trunk, Thinking either AudioQue HDC3's, Fi BL's, or maybe some DC Level 4 XL's. A local shop said sealing a trunk on GM cars sounds like crap; Is this true? This would be the plan for my box

Would this cause an audible noise or necessarily sound bad? I know it's install dependent but how do sealed trunks like THORSHAMMER's sound?

Edited January 16, 2010 by Julian

[Duran 387]

Did they explain why it would sound like crap? It sounds like THEY are full of crap.

[Julian 641]

The shop was talking about how the waves need to "form".

[jcarter1885 995]

Did they explain why it would sound like crap? It sounds like THEY are full of crap.

x2, that makes no sense. Why does a certain car manufacturing company not good for sealing off trunks?

[Julian 641]

well, i noticed when i put my box more forward to the cabin it didn't sound as loud, but as soon as i pushed it all the way back to the trunk facing forward it did gain "loudness"

[jcarter1885 995]

well, i noticed when i put my box more forward to the cabin it didn't sound as loud, but as soon as i pushed it all the way back to the trunk facing forward it did gain "loudness"

You cant call that a comparison since it wasnt sealed off when you had it closer to the cabin.

[Duran 387]

Yeah the sound waves need some distance to develop. It depends on the vehicle and hoe much space is available. My subs and port both fire into my cabin and it's earfuckingly loud

[Julian 641]

Bahaha x10

i can fit i think two fifteens with about 3.5-4 cuft per sub and was thinking to hold use that for awhile. and if i want a wall do 4 15's in a wall. lol