it is the wires that make it a pain to so to make it sound right getting or choosing the right type and the capasitors to help it makes a difference

 

How do the wires make it a pain to do?

 

I never use caps unless your doing it for show. They dont the jobs as well as an extra AGM battery.

 

Junk.

 

LOL @ Rick

I agree, but what do I know?

 

So you really have nothing better to do than come on a forum and try and act like you are gods gift to car audio huh. Cant admit when you have no clue what your talking about. The 2 sets of subs have nothing to do with eachothers space. therefore one set will not take any space or pressure away from the other. Why dont you just move on to the next thread.

 

O yeah and rick. Glad you can spit out one minor word. Do share why the idea is "junk"

 

lol... Dude, I didn't read any of this, but the title of this topic is clearly, "Whats in your trunk??" So I gave you my answer.

 

Subs need not share the same airspace in order for cancellation to happen. The only thing going to be in play here is the formation of sound waves, unless you can somehow ensure that the soundwaves from both sets of subs are in phase with each other as they reach the front headrest your setup will suffer from insane amounts of cancellation. That's not an opinion either. I will guarantee you if you end up building this that it will be louder with the trunk halfway open than with it closed. GUARANTEED! I'm not hating, I'm educating! So chill out a bit, listen to what I'm telling you and do some more research, ask around, you will see I'm trying to help you from making a monumental mistake. You can thank me later

 

No offense but ill take the word of the gentleman that is building the box for me, of which is a SEMANTIC. Award winning installer and customizer. Again I'm not going for crazy loud. If I wanted a competition system id build one. It will be clean, look smooth and sound just fine.