DigglerD

I wanted to get a fitted sub enclosure for my 10" JL w6. Searching I haven't really seen anything but I'm really hesitant to throw a crappy square box in the trunk to simply bounce around. Does anyone make one?

Jazzy

This is a great weekend project if you're handy with pressboard and wood tools, glue, wood screws and maybe some carpet covering. I've built many custom speaker enclosures -- it's a fun project.

DigglerD

Yeh, I didn't get much for a response and got impatient. I ended up making one Sunday night and am waiting for some polyfill and the cable hookup from Amazon. It's about 24x9x19 with 3/4" MDF.

I really wanted to get a molded enclosure that would fit the spare tire well or the cutout where the compressor goes but I don't trust my fiberglass work.

ex-quattro PETE

How are you going to hook up the sub? Is there some pre-wiring in the trunk already?

DigglerD

Run the high out from the existing sub to a high line to RCA converter and then run that and the battery into my JL monoblock.

At that point, the paper sub in the spare tire can go away.

ex-quattro PETE

Thanks. Presumably you have the standard audio system (not B&O)?

DigglerD

Nope, I have B&O.

ex-quattro PETE

So the factory B&O sub is so bad?

DigglerD

It's not a JL 10w6v2...

USAVAGEU

IMHO...The B&O sub is pretty lame. I seem to hear more bass from the front door speakers. I plan to install a downfiring 10" sub asap. I don't need hip-hop kind of bass, but I do like a little oomph to my rock music.