hey guys. ok first off i am not a good speller please dont judge. ok so i have to 10in pioneer shallow subs and i have made to small boxs for them. well not that small there about 2to5 inchs to small. i am just wondering if it will make much of a differice. they are sealed. and i am also wondering what is a good low budget speeker set up





thanks for your time
derek from ontario

 

are you saying the subs dont seat because the back of the sub hits the back of your box or are you saying you didnt make the cutout big enough for the sub to fit

if they dont seat the subs wont hit for **** .... furthermore i woulda gone with a ported to get the most out of those subs, im guessing the reason for the shallow subs is youre setting this up in a single cab?

 

no every thing is all togetherthe sub sit in and do not hit the bottom. just the box is not made to the specs

 

well depending on how well your sub is it may cause the sub to overexert and burn up voicecoils, but since its a shallow mount to begin with i recon if you dont push it too hard you should be aight.

 

Been a long time for car audio for me but if it's a little (.2-.5cb.ft.) too small it won't make a huge difference. You may loose low end frequencies (control and SQL) and slight amount of overall power and SQ but it should work.

Again I could be wrong, I haven't looked into car audio in about 2 years.

 

No judging intended but for the not so good spellers you can just spell check!!!!! If the word is spelled incorrectly a little red squiggly appears under it just right click and hit what you wanted.

Just FYI